The storm comes at night

In the last years of the reign of Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty, Xiaozong was critically ill and urgently summoned the prince to the palace to pass on the throne. However, the prince Zhu Houzhao was nowhere to be seen in the East Palace. The prince's uncle, Prince Ning, Zhu Chenhao, took the opportunity to break into Xiaozong's palace and use his tricks. The young queen, minister Li Dongyang and others had their own plans. Everyone in the palace was fighting for their lives. Everything seemed to have started from the disappearance of the prince. Where did the prince go? In fact, the prince was just playing and fooling around in a remote inn with a group of market scoundrels. While he was drinking heavily, he happened to meet Wang Yangming, a well-known town living in seclusion, and his junior sister Lou Yixian. The two sides collided, and the prince's good situation was disturbed. Wang Yangming even injured the prince. Will the prince let it go? What kind of fate did each of them form? From beginning to end, the silent old eunuch Liu Jin seems to be of low status. What does he have to do with the national destiny of the Ming Dynasty? The battle in the palace temporarily came to an end when Xiaozong suddenly woke up from his dying state. Xiaozong, who was already sick, became even more suspicious. In a rage, he swung his sword to kill his own son without showing any mercy. The prince was ready to die with a look of contempt and sneer in his eyes. It was so difficult to resolve what kind of grudges there were between father and son. Xiaozong was determined to kill his relatives for the sake of the country, and the bloody sword approached the prince step by step. Empress Zhang and the ministers fought desperately to save him, which further aroused Xiaozong's rage and ordered the soldiers of the Shenji Camp