Yan Biyun is a Taoist monk who practices Taoism in the mountains. Due to an unexpected mistake, he changes his name to Yan Ci and becomes an official in the court.
Taoism worships the moral god, but Yan Ci has no morals. He hangs out with the eunuchs all day long, and has trouble with the loyal people of the Manchu Dynasty. But others are bad, but kind-hearted. This has also created a rumor circulating in officialdom:
In the morning Master Yan led people to ransack his home and interrogate him, and in the evening he opened an altar to perform rituals and chant sutras to save people.
Yan Ci was very troubled by this. He asked Zhao Yuguan: "I am obviously good to everyone, right?"
The fact that Yan Ci is kind to everyone is also a problem for Zhao Yuguan.
Zhao Yuguan is the prince, the prince above ten thousand people. But his father was a total crotch puller, which led to him growing up in a cold palace and being poisoned. He could only pretend to be ill for twenty years before quelling the civil strife in the court.
Everyone is concerned about when Zhao Yuguan will die.
And Yan Ci said: "I will definitely cure you!"
Zhao Yuguan is the consummation of Yan Ci's merits.
When no one is around.
"My master is your grandpa, should you call me uncle?"
In the court room.
"Little uncle, what do you want to report today?"
A civil servant who is hot on the outside and cold on the inside is attacked by a sinister prince who pretends to be sick.
Intention: To the kings Yao and Shun, the people and the heaven and the earth are the same.