(1) The boss of Wumian Pavilion (a) used to be the prince of the imperial dynasty, but is now King Su, and his second brother (b) is the current emperor
(2) b is good-natured and relies on his elder brother. Now he is suspicious and irritable. His close followers are concubines c and eunuchs d.
(3) The previous emperor (half-mother of ab) deposed a and established b as emperor, and hanged b's mother.
(4) A lost his mother when he was young, had many military exploits, had many followers, and was very powerful, so b wanted to get rid of him after ascending to the throne of God.
(5) After the assassination case, A excused himself from going to court because of illness. He built a high-rise sleepless pavilion in the palace and recruited famous singers and dancers from all over the world. He seemed to be addicted to wine and sex all day long, and gradually withdrew from the political stage.
(6) Three years later, after worshiping ancestors on Qingming Day, b decided to kill a because of c's instigation. The next morning, he mobilized a thousand soldiers from c's father to surround the entire palace. D passed the imperial edict and gave poisonous wine to a.
(7) A received the secret report at noon of the Qingming Dynasty and immediately sent a letter to his disciples who were dispersed in various places. Three hundred Confucian scholars came overnight
(8) A drank wine and vomited blood and died in the Wumian Pavilion. His favorite singer E jumped from the pavilion and died for her master. Three hundred Confucian scholars committed suicide outside the palace gate.
(9) D's true identity is one of A's disciples. He received a great favor from A in his early years. In order to repay the favor, he endured humiliation and went to the palace to ambush B. When he returned to the palace, D suddenly attacked and killed C, and poisoned B to control his mind.
(10) A actually cheated death, d dropped the poisoned wine
(11) B continued to manage the entire country as a cover under the control of D, and the country became increasingly powerful. At this time, a brothel in the south became famous, saying: Wumian Pavilion