At the beginning of the 18th century, the Lee dynasty in Korea was during the reign of Yingzu (Song Kanghao). Yingzu licked the calf with deep affection, and after the early death of his eldest son, he pinned all his hopes on his second son Li Kui (Liu Yaren). He was not only canonized as the son of the world when he was born, but also arranged for his famous courtiers to supervise his homework. However, the sky was not satisfactory, and the son was addicted to fun and unwilling to study. Yingzu once promoted the son to act as the national government, but the father and son, who stood at the pinnacle of power, drifted away. On a rainy night, the son's staff and knife broke into the palace. The next day, he was reprimanded by Yingzu for a deliberate plot and was locked in the rice cabinet. Over the next eight days, the father and son, who looked like a feud, each recalled the past. Perhaps it is better to turn into a civilian father and son. The cruelest thing in the inner courtyard of the palace takes place among the closest people.
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