Lu Bing is the supreme commander of the Royal Guards. In the play, he is unsmiling and cold-blooded. As her father, Lu Bing was actually involved in a big case a few years ago, and this case was related to the family blood feud of the female host Yuan this summer. Because it was Lu Bing who killed Yuan's grandfather this summer.
Under the golden coat, Lu Bing is real in the history of the Ming Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, Lu Bing was the most important person to revitalize the Royal Guards. Liu Bing's father is Jin Yiwei, and his mother is the wet nurse of Ming Shizong. Liu Bing grew up in the palace. He is familiar with the palace, the royal family and nobles in the palace.
Lu Bing was a Wu Jinshi in the 11th year of Jiajing. After he was admitted to Jinshi, he was awarded the position of Deputy Thousand Households of Royal Guards. After the death of Lu Bing's father, Lu Bingcheng attacked his father's title and became the commander of the Royal Guards. When he was young, Liu Bing might also be a man with lofty ideals. However, as he grew older, he stayed in the power-hungry officialdom for a long time, and Liu Bing also contracted those bad habits in officialdom.
In order to expand his influence, he began to curry favor with those officials in North Korea. The feud between Liu Bing and Xia Yan is because he killed a military commander and Xia Yan wanted to punish him, so Liu Bing bears a grudge. So Liu Bing colluded with Yan Song to frame Xia Yan, and finally Xia Yan was killed.
Xia Yuan's life experience was revealed.
Yuan's life experience in Under the Golden Clothes and her blood feud are all based on historical cases. In other words, Yuan forged a deep hatred with Liu Bing this summer, and this hatred will also become the bad blood and estrangement between her and Liu Bing's son.