There is no such thing as "Yongzheng Dynasty". I was very young when I first saw the play. At that time, everyone's habit was to turn on cctv 1 every night to watch those fine TV dramas, and people around him watched the same TV series at the same time. At that time, the impression only stayed in Nian Gengyao's prosperity, rise and loneliness, Li Wei's official career, Jiuzi's wonderful infighting, and various achievements during Yongzheng's reign. Later, I went to college and occasionally went back to see that my attention had changed. Every time I watch a plot of the same drama, I feel new, and even the lines in it are full of profound meanings. More importantly, compared with the noble and honest Ming Dynasty, it was much closer to the people. Even if you don't think about the complicated twists and turns, you can still regard Liu as a rice drama of the Prime Minister.