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In this world, your common sense is the biggest trap There are always people who think they are above the rules, but when they forget the most basic truth: in this place where all laws are intertwined, the rules never differ from person to person. Every trick, every calculation, is invisibly weaving its own web of destiny. Justice, cause and effect, karma, and enlightenment may come in ways you cannot foresee.

Travel through time and become an emperor? No, Zhu Houcong was "selected". At the age of fifteen, he was put on the throne by the dragon robe. The first thing he did was to question the civil and military officials of the court: "Why can't I recognize my father and mother?" A battle over "recognition of father" opened the prelude to the most bizarre era of the Ming Dynasty. The Forbidden City is a palace that eats people. Jiajing was refining elixirs to seek immortality, but the silver tube used to extract "red lead" pierced the dignity of the palace maid, and in exchange for the Huang Ling strangled his neck late at night. Empress Fang endured the sins of the harem in order to save her husband. Finally, in the raging fire, she heard her husband's silent decree across the wall. His son Long Qing lived in his father's bloody nightmare and could only drown in the sea of ​​wine. It wasn't until Wanli was ten years old that the Taifu knelt down and said frankly: "You were made the prince because you had no other choice." Under the dragon chair, the wronged souls wept blood; within the palace walls, people's hearts turned into demons. This is not a story about machinations and love, but a heavy epic that explores how power alienates human nature and how the system devours individuals. From Jiajing to Wanli, three generations of emperors were trapped in the same fate-- They are not the owners of the Forbidden City, but its longest and most painful sacrifices. "The Nightmare of Renyin": If you have ever wondered what kind of cry is hidden in the shadow of history, here may be the answer.