Jiao Yang was an overworked wage slave who died young after staying up late to work. Then, in a twist of fate, he transmigrated into a book and became a cannon-fodder character??
Fine, he could live with being cannon fodder, but he was a eunuch! And he had to take care of a toddler!
He might as well bang his head against a wall and be done with it…
He had an utterly unreliable System. It said he’d come here to help the novel’s male lead, Fifth Prince, ascend the throne. And then… nothing. The System disappeared. Hilarious.
He was nothing but a tool, plain and simple.
In the ever-changing imperial palace and capital, who would end up ruling it all…
*Beautiful, arrogant, puppy-like young emperor × unlucky, resilient, kind, faux-refined eunuch
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Looks good, there is no such thing as an emperor without wives and concubines. As an emperor, it is impossible for him to have no heirs. The two of them went from obscurity to imperial supremacy, and it was really nice to accompany each other!!!!
The plot develops very naturally, and with a little bit of abuse, I hope they can go smoothly for the rest of their lives.
This is a novel with a novel concept and plot. I've never seen Jiao's character. Overall, it's very good. I recommend it.
Very well written!!! Why are there no book reviews?! Like it very much!! It's sad and very reassuring😌
It's really miserable to be your own substitute, but it's still a good eunuch article in Tomato
It's so good that I read it in one go and got good reviews 😳
Shou has been suffering...
Not much to say, I think it looks good.
Good-looking, good-looking, sweet
Help🆘The writing is so good, right? Super nice