Transported into the despised good-for-nothing Ninth Prince, Li Chen takes up the responsibility in a time of crisis and unexpectedly becomes the Prince Regent. All civil and military officials in the court raise doubts, and each gloats waiting to see him make a fool of himself. The national treasury is empty, and princes and nobles owe huge sums of unpaid state silver. He takes the initiative to take on this hot potato that no one dares to touch, using the corrupt official register to deter the capital and subdue eccentric talents. Under the imperial court, undercurrents are surging, and old cases of the inner palace and enemy plots from abroad break out one after another. The storm has not subsided, and heavy murderous plots are still closing in step by step. Let us see how he responds—