Fed-Up Tyrant, Get Lost!

[Two male leads, both devoted to one partner: 1-on-1] Cold-hearted tyrant (gong) + fiercely principled swordsman (shou) In the treacherous, ever-changing imperial palace, a heartless, bloodthirsty tyrant and the wandering swordsman Luo Chen embark on a heartbreaking story. Luo Chen thought the tyrant kept him around merely to pass the time, like a pet bird kept for amusement, no different from teasing a caged songbird. Yet as certain truths gradually come to light, nothing remains so simple. “You want to kill me?” The tyrant’s eyes were cold, though a complex emotion, difficult to detect, flickered within them. “Tyrant, you deserve to die!” Luo Chen’s words brimmed with anger and resolve. “If you want to kill me, why go to all this trouble? I’ll do it myself!” The tyrant spoke with a despairing, almost carefree resolve. They thought this was the end of their story, but when the truth came out, everything changed. “On the hill, trees grow with branches; my heart delights in you, but you do not know!” Luo Chen was filled with regret and longing. “Love begins without warning, then grows too deep to turn back!” At last, Luo Chen understood his own feelings. “I regret it! I miss you… I miss you so much!” Tears slid down Luo Chen’s cheeks. “Li Sang, I’ve come to marry you.” Could this belated confession still make up for everything they had lost? Their story was like a mark engraved on the Three-Life Stone, profound and beautiful in its tragedy. This is the tale of joy and sorrow from the second life of the protagonists of A Name Engraved on the Three-Life Stone.