Shanhejing

During the Dasheng period, Emperor Yongchang Xiao Jingyan entered his twilight years and gradually neglected his political affairs. In order to prevent the feudal kings from causing rebellion, he changed the ancestral system and ordered the prince to supervise the country, while his disciples stayed in Beijing to assist the government, not wanting to lead to a rebellion over the heir apparent. When the prince died unexpectedly and the princes were fighting against each other, the fourth prince Xiao Chengjing helped the second prince Xiao Chengjue successfully seize the throne and became the Taiping Emperor. After Xiao Chengjue succeeded to the throne, in order to prevent Xiao Chengjing from becoming powerful, he sent him to the frontier to supervise the army. Not wanting that he was in poor health and died of serious illness seven years after he ascended the throne, he had no choice but to recruit Xiao Chengjing back to the court to entrust him with the important task of regent. Xiao Chengjing was determined to reform, support and protect his young master, and his prestige was growing. He did not want to arouse the suspicion of his own nephew and the little emperor. Who knew that the little emperor's bloodline had hidden secrets...