Wan Jin Palace: Your Majesty Kneels Down and Begs Me to Turn Back

This is a different world, the Tang Dynasty, where national power is at its peak, powerful families are entrenched, and royal power checks and balances aristocratic families. The folk customs are inclusive, but they still adhere to the hierarchy and strict harem rules. Above the court, nobles from aristocratic families control half of the power, while children from poor families and merchants have a low status, especially women from merchants. They are vassals that can be trampled on and traded at will in the eyes of the powerful. The emperor holds the power of life and death, but he is deeply involved in the checks and balances in the court and the entanglements in the harem. He is suspicious and indifferent, and his desire for power is paramount. Within the palace, there are many factions of concubines, and vicious schemes, borrowed knives, killings, and traps are everywhere. It is a real man-eating cage, providing a complete stage for palace battles, counterattacks, and crematorium plots.