Red Wall Game

The harem of the Dajing Dynasty had towering red walls that isolated the hustle and bustle outside the palace, but could not lock out the turbulent undercurrents deep inside the palace. Shen Jinwei (Jin concubine), a concubine of the Shangshu Mansion, entered the palace three months ago. She won the favor with a Jinghong dance, but she unintentionally became a thorn in Concubine Shu's side. Concubine Shu was backed by the Duke of Zhenguo and had immense power. In order to pave the way for her niece who was about to enter the palace, she repeatedly framed Jin Concubine. The seemingly powerless Jin Concubine, guided by the clues left by her mother, found the empress who had been lying on the bed for a long time and was almost like a useless queen. The queen holds the evidence of Concubine Shu's crime, and on the grounds that she owes the Shen family a favor, she hands the sharp knife to fight back to Jin Bin. Jinbi is not a lamb to be slaughtered. She clearly sees the harem's survival rule of "either become a fish or kill with a knife" and is determined to fight back. In the process, she received help from Prince Jing, who seemed idle but actually had his own considerations about government affairs, and gradually disintegrated Shu Fei's power. However, as the battle deepens, Jinbi discovers that the queen's "illness" has a hidden agenda, and its plan goes far beyond bringing down Concubine Shu; Prince Jing's position is not as simple as it seems, and seems to hide his covetousness for imperial power; and the emperor's heir quietly conceived in her belly makes her the focus of competition between all parties. Within the red wall, family, love, and kindness are all chess pieces. Everyone is struggling between plotting and being plotted. Who will have the last laugh, and who will become the indelible stain on the red wall?