There Are Twenty-Five Sons in the Manchu Dynasty, but I Am Loyal to the Empress.

The seven kingdoms were divided into Qin, with Wu and Zhou in the middle. In this historical line that has never appeared in Yang Liang's memory, there is room for major historical figures to compete on the same stage. The empress has the sun and the moon in the sky, and the treacherous 20-year-old prime minister wields power in both the government and the public. In the temple, there are Yan Song, the Minister of Hubu, Cai Jing, the Minister of Personnel, He Shen, the Minister of the Ministry of Industry, Lai Junchen, the Minister of the Ministry of Punishment, and Li Jinglong, the Minister of the Ministry of War. In the palace, the empress dowager Lu Fei, the general manager Wei Zhongxian, and the close servant Zhang Rang devoted themselves to the country and never interfered in politics. Among the pro-army troops, the generals in front of the palace inspected Zhao Kuangyin, General Cao Cao, and General Gao Cheng for their loyalty. Outside the court, King Li Shimin of Qin, King Zhu Di of Yan, and King Huan Wen of Chu guarded the country's borders and made great contributions through hard work. When a good young man from later generations traveled here and became the 20-year-old prime minister Yang Liang, he found that the Manchu ministers had this lineup, and quickly took the 30-year-old adopted son Lu Fengxian into the palace, "Your Majesty, the merits of my father and son will be preserved in the country..."