Long Kedo "takes care of" the imprisoned Thirteenth Master, while the officials compete to align themselves with the Eighth Master, chasing the opportunity after the Crown Prince's ousting. Little do they know, the Fourth Master ascends to the throne, and the Thirteenth Master becomes the Executive Vice Emperor, while Long Kedo jumps to become a trusted member of the royal family, enjoying great wealth and honor. This story seems to have some rationality in investments as well; chasing the price is like heating up the stove, while lying in ambush is like cooling down the stove. In fact, there is no right or wrong; large funds and big families seek certainty, just like Long Kedo's sixth uncle Tong Guowei, who is firmly part of the Eighth Master faction, yet arranges for his nephew to lie in ambush for the Fourth Master’s group. Meanwhile, for Long Kedo, a junior with a very low status in the family, cooling down the stove for a hundredfold return ironically becomes the key to his final counterattack. The Yongzheng Dynasty is truly never boring.