The Protagonist Is Actually the Villain? ? ?

Luo Xingchen was the youngest regent of the Dayin Dynasty and the most terrifying tyrant in history. When he was young, he witnessed his mother's concubine being poisoned by the queen. He grew up in the cold palace and learned to hide his hatred with a smile. When he was twenty years old, he awakened the power of shadow erosion recorded in ancient books, poisoned the emperor, framed the prince, and dragged his enemies into the abyss one by one. When he sat on the blood-stained throne, he found that his most trusted lieutenant was secretly collecting evidence of his crime. At the peak of his power, Luo Xingchen began to dream every night that he had turned into a faceless monster, and the girl who had saved him in the snow in the cold palace was now leading the rebels to attack the imperial city. This is a dark epic about how power corrupts the soul, and a villain's ultimate choice between self-destruction and redemption. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.