Transfer the Thousand Bull Guards

Pei Heng, son of a former crown prince advisor, was exiled for three years due to his father's crime, then secretly recalled to infiltrate the Thousand Bull Guards. In the late Zhenguan period, the crown prince was deposed, the Prince Wei faction ran rampant, the court was turbulent, and the emperor was suspicious. Armed with the original manuscript of the Zhenguan Political Guidelines, he foresaw the next five years of court upheaval. On the execution ground, he blurted out the Turkic internal strife, shocking the censor and escaping death. Entering the Secret Pavilion and the Thousand Bull Guards, he used foresight to advance step by step, allied with Cheng Tieniu, and outwitted the Prince Wei faction. He saved loyal officials, foiled conspiracies, and pacified border troubles, using wisdom to turn the tide and stir the court. From an eighth-rank deputy commander to the emperor's favorite, he held the secrets of heaven but knew the most dangerous thing was the emperor's mind. Overturning old cases, redressing wrongs, and reforming systems, a battle of power and faith thus began.