Возвращение королевского потомка

• Palace Intrigues
• Passion

• Ep. 1
  Chen Yifan, a descendant of the once-glorious Chen royal family, finds himself in a dire situation. He is confronted by someone who mocks him for his fall from grace, calling him a "common man" and accusing him of being a failure. The confrontation takes place in the Rakshasa District, where Chen is warned to keep his head down. Overwhelmed by despair, Chen reflects on his family's legacy, lamenting that the Chen lineage will end with him. He speaks to his ancestors, expressing his sorrow and resignation, believing he will soon join them in death. The scene paints a picture of a man burdened by his heritage, struggling to find purpose in a world that has turned its back on him.
• Ep. 2
  In the grand hall of the palace, the newly crowned emperor, dressed in royal robes, is confronted by a servant who scolds him for his reckless behavior in front of the court officials. The emperor, seemingly disoriented, realizes his newfound power and declares that everything, including the vast harem, now belongs to him. He hastily orders the court to adjourn, claiming urgent matters. As the court disperses, the emperor is approached by a woman, whom he initially mistakes for a former lover. A servant quickly corrects him, identifying her as his beloved consort, Lady Nangong. The emperor, bewildered, wonders if she too has traveled through time. The woman, however, reveals her true intentions with a chilling smile, stating that she has come to take his life. The scene ends abruptly, leaving the emperor's fate uncertain.
• Ep. 3
  In a tense court scene, the Emperor is confronted by his father-in-law, Minister Nangong Situ, who addresses him with a mix of respect and concern. The Emperor, seemingly confused, refers to his wife, Yan'er, as his beloved concubine, causing a stir among the courtiers. The Minister, attempting to maintain decorum, pleads with the Emperor to be patient with Yan'er, who is young and impulsive. As the conversation unfolds, a court official steps forward, accusing the Emperor of being unfit to rule. He lists the Emperor's misdeeds: indulging in excess, ignoring the people's suffering, and disrupting the kingdom's laws. The official boldly declares that the Emperor is a tyrant, causing a shocked silence in the court. The Emperor, taken aback, demands to know who the official is referring to. The official, with a mix of fear and defiance, reveals that he is speaking of the Emperor himself. The scene ends with a tense standoff, as the Emperor and his courtiers grapple with the weight of the accusations, setting the stage for a dramatic confrontation.
• Ep. 4
  The scene unfolds in a tense court setting where the emperor is being pressured by his ministers to abdicate. The ministers question whether the emperor will step down willingly or if they must force him. The emperor, seemingly cornered, asks if there are any other options. One of the ministers, Chen Baxian, boldly declares that he will take matters into his own hands if the others agree. The atmosphere grows more hostile as threats of execution are thrown around, both in historical and modern contexts. Amidst the chaos, news arrives that General Dashao is marching with an army of 100,000 soldiers, ostensibly to mourn the death of the emperor's father. The emperor is initially hopeful, believing his half-brother, General Dashao, is coming to his aid. However, the ministers quickly reveal that the general's true intentions are to seize the throne and the emperor's head. The emperor's brief moment of hope is shattered as he realizes the gravity of the situation. The tension escalates, leaving the emperor's fate hanging in the balance.
• Ep. 5
  In a tense confrontation, a royal descendant faces a critical moment as General Dashao leads an army of 100,000 soldiers. The descendant questions the legitimacy of the army, suspecting it might be a ploy by the late king. A heated exchange ensues, with threats of bloodshed and demands for abdication. The descendant's father warns against rash decisions, emphasizing the importance of verifying the truth before acting. Meanwhile, the descendant's consort, Lady Nangong, is accused of plotting against him, leading to a bitter argument. The descendant strategizes, proposing to invite General Dashao alone to test his loyalty. If the general refuses or arrives with troops, it would confirm rebellion. The tension escalates as the descendant warns that any move against him could provide the general with an excuse to eliminate them all. The scene ends with a chilling reminder that no one is safe, and the descendant asserts his readiness to strike back at any moment.

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