#港剧历史大盘点之 Introduction to "Ninety-Five Supreme"
Yongzheng (played by Jiang Hua) stood out and ascended the throne with his decisive way of doing things and extraordinary intelligence. After ascending the throne, he is preparing to continue to open up another prosperous era. Unexpectedly, in the thirteenth year of Yongzheng, the Baye Party planned a coup d'état in an attempt to force Yongzheng to abdicate, but fortunately Yongzheng saw through everyone's treachery. But the Han girl Lu Siniang (played by Zhang Keyi) is determined to regain her sight, and when she is about to assassinate Yongzheng, suddenly the wind and clouds change color, and the two enter the black hole in the lake, and time and space transfer to modern Hong Kong. They happened to arrive at the scene of a car accident and were taken to the hospital, and they were frightened by what they saw. By chance, Yongzheng unexpectedly got the identity of Li Da Prawn, a mainlander who had just arrived in Hong Kong, and was brought home by relatives. Siniang was taken in by a martial arts instructor because of her good skills, and obtained an identity certificate. Yongzheng, who knew that he could not return to the Qing Dynasty, wanted to base himself in Hong Kong as a prawn. Then he met Siniang again, and was even involved in the rich family feud of the rich Cen Zhaokang (played by Qin Pei). The brothers in the family are fighting each other, all for their own interests. Yongzheng, who is accustomed to watching the storm, thinks that the third son Cen Rili (Lin Weichen, played) is the most upright and guides him everywhere, but Yongzheng finally sees his true face: ...
