Stick to Huainan

In the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, Huainan Kingdom. The craftsman Mo Yan possesses the unique skills of the Mo family, but he only wants to live in a corner. With an imperial edict, his ancestral graves were about to be leveled, and he was forced to step into the palace, using his skills as a bargaining chip to deal with the arrogance of the prince and the opposition of his colleagues. When the treasure house was stolen, he became the scapegoat; when Qiu Shou was shocked, he turned the tide. The prince's appreciation, the princess' affection, and the warrior's friendship all turned into ropes that tied him tightly to the Huainan chariot. When Prince Liu An, under the guise of "asking for immortality", revealed his fangs for making swords, training soldiers, and plotting the world, Mo Yancai was shocked to realize that every farm tool he carefully improved was nourishing the rebels' food and grass; every weapon diagram he drew with his own hands would become a sharp blade for killing people. There is nothing wrong with skills, but what makes a person who performs skills? In this inevitable gamble, can he use his ingenuity as a blade to carve out a glimmer of hope for the people he loves on the iron curtain of history?