The sick and weak regent who dominates the government × the upright and iron-faced censor Shou
In the third year of Yonghe's reign in the Great Zhou Dynasty, there was an undercurrent in the court. The regent Xiao Jingyan used ruthless methods, but he coughed up blood due to old injuries and went to court; the imperial censor Xie Qingyan was upright and upright, and seven memorials pointed out that he had overstepped the royal power.
When the Beidi cavalry pressed into the border, An Guogong's conspiracy to collude with foreign enemies came to light, and the two old enemies were forced to join forces to investigate. Jingxinan Yeyu experienced life and death together, and the bloody battle in the city tower supported each other. Xiao Jingyan used his body as a shield to protect the young master, while Xie Qingyan risked his life to steal the secret decree of the bloody imperial edict.
The dragon-patterned jade pendant reveals the mystery of the late emperor's bloodline, and the migraine on a thunderstorm night breaks through twenty-year-old wounds. From mortal enemies in the court to relying on each other in life and death, the black python robes and plain white official uniforms finally became a barrier between mountains and rivers.
"You want this reputation, I want this country - it's better to take both."
"There are only black and white in front of the censor's desk... But you are an exception."
The pinnacle of classical Machiavellian aesthetics, the ultimate pull of sick and weak attack × cold and cold feeling.
Intention: The height of the temple and the distance of the rivers and lakes are ultimately not worth the sincerity of trusting each other.