In the time line in which events have progressed, the power of the Buddhist monastery, not the monarchy, is supreme in Tibet. Chinese troops continue to try to occupy Buddhist monasteries, denying the previously signed ceasefire agreement. The pious common people of the country are becoming rebellious as they continue to endure the exploitation of the royal power, invasion of foreign powers, persecution in the name of religious customs. The period of this story is Tibet from 1932 to 1946. Although there are many gold and pearls in the kingdom, the princess, who is indulging in luxury, invites the blacksmith to her entertainment room. Lasymaya offers Prem and instructs him to make ornaments, which are actually secret weapons. Jinpa, a simple blacksmith, got involved in the court-politics of the palace. Gradually, he became involved in the quadrangle of palace power politics with Buddhist monasteries, the Chinese army, and the Joint Commission. Yeshe and Lobsang, two powerful monks from two monasteries, Queen Samten, Jinpa's wife Pema are all characters in this story. Dachen, a young child anointed heir to a powerful abbot, is a companion to this brutal cycle. Everyone wants to advance in their own way, fighting against the enemy. But, all their outer world struggles enter the heart. This novel, steeped in the realm of Buddhism and culture, introduces us to a new chemistry of life and biology.