The Mystery of the Ming Palace

This drama uses the "Demon Book Case", the "Curse Case", the "Strike Case", the "Red Pill Case" and the "Gong Move Case" as clues, and takes the appointment of the crown prince and the transition of imperial power as the key points. It tells the story of the power struggle around the palace in the Wanli, Taichang and Tianqi years of the Ming Dynasty in the past twenty years. It shows the intertwined party relations and complex emotions between monarchs and ministers, fathers and sons, husbands and wives, and colleagues in the face of power, and depicts the Ming Dynasty at stake. Sunset evening scene. The play focuses on exposing the shortcomings of the Ming Dynasty's power succession system and a series of political chaos such as official corruption, party struggles, eunuchs' dictatorship, and rampant spies. It criticizes the dark palace struggles and satirizes the foolish loyalty of the ministers. At the same time, the family life of the royal family and the emotional entanglements between husband and wife, elders and children are shown to the audience from an overhead perspective. The complicated and confusing cases and the political situation of overt and covert conflicts can attract many viewers, and the real and complex human nature shown in it can make people think deeply.