With the last name Ying, does it mean that he "wins at the starting line"?
Is being born into the Ying Qin royal family a good thing or a bad thing for the male protagonist?
During the emperor's second tour (the first eastward tour), the emperor's motorcade came to the seaside. This was the first time Ying Zaiqi and the emperor saw the sea.
Why are there still assassins? Didn't His Majesty confiscate all civilian weapons a few years ago?
Is the elixir of immortality here?
The family is caught in the whirlpool of court struggle, and the whereabouts of the hero's father are unknown. What happened? How did the hero and heroine get here from there?
Too much suspense, too much "blank space", too many question marks!
(Number of chapters: 22 chapters in total, following the length of a typical Hong Kong TV series)
Intention: 1. Regardless of whether you have an advantage at the beginning, be positive! 2. Arouse everyone's interest in the background dynasty chosen for this story