A Millennium-Old Bond in a Painting: I Have an Emperor Husband in Ancient Times

After her parents die in a car accident, the relatives who once seemed kind all reveal their greed. Their vicious infighting brings the vast family corporation to the brink of bankruptcy. In the space of a single day, Luo Zhi loses her family and finds herself completely alone. Dusk settles over the silent, chilly main building of the vast villa. Exhausted by days of running around, Luo Zhi curls up weakly on the sofa and falls into a deep sleep. Just then, two distinct voices abruptly shatter the silence. “Drag him away and execute him.” A young man's voice, cold and stern, carries an aura of ruthless violence. Right after it comes a desperate, anguished plea: “Your Majesty, spare me!” Luo Zhi irritably rubs her brow, assuming a servant forgot to turn off the television. But then she comes to her senses: all the servants live in the annexes and would never enter without her permission. She looks up. The television screen is pitch-black, yet the eerie conversation continues to echo in her ears. Listening closely, she realizes the voices are coming from the ancestral painting of the Luo family hanging in the middle of the living room. Curiosity getting the better of her, Luo Zhi walks toward the painting... From then on, Luo Zhi comes to know Gu Yanchen, the third emperor of the Great Jing Dynasty. Later, Luo Zhi goes to Great Jing, and Gu Yanchen comes to the modern world... This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate anything depicted here.