Throughout the ages, kings must step on their ministers, but what would it be like if the king stepped on his ministers?
A king who is aloof and considers himself a "gong", but he is no match for the wily national advisor - "Lao Gong", and instead becomes an emperor who is "below one person and above ten thousand people". What is the secret behind the tragic story of a sheep falling into a tiger's mouth?
Why did the general who was supposed to be fighting on the battlefield return home and leave the war because of a letter of condolences from a "beauty"? What is the background behind that confusing "beauty"? He has committed suicide several times, moved ambiguously, and suffered constant embarrassments just for Bojun's smile. Please look forward to a "friendship" drama that is high-end, classy, low-key, luxurious, and connotative - The King and His Ministers!