(The author doesn't really think about the title of the novel, so I'll just make do with it)
Dayin Dynasty, Jingyuan period. Emperor Xiao Jing, who ascended the throne at a young age, was smart but precocious. He was at the center of the whirlpool of power and lacked care and security. His first imperial master was Shen Zhao, who came from a reclusive family in Jianghu and was talented but also carrying a secret. Shen Zhao was ten years older than Xiao Jing. He was as gentle as jade and knowledgeable. With his unique personality charm and firm guidance, he won the trust and dependence of the little emperor. As Xiao Jing grew up, from a boy to a young man, his feelings for Shen Zhao also quietly changed from the initial respect for teachers to taboo admiration. Xiao Jing's innate imperial mentality and strong possessiveness make this relationship twisted and dangerous. Above the court, undercurrents are surging, with princes vying for the throne, powerful ministers plotting rebellion, and border wars... Internal and external troubles are constant. Shen Zhao is not only Xiao Jing's teacher, but also gradually becomes the only person he can fully trust, protecting Dayin together in the ups and downs. However, the disparity in status, the confinement of the secular world, Xiao Jing's growing desire for control, and the impact of force majeure from the outside world brought this relationship that was destined not to be tolerated by the world to an end. In the end, perhaps in order to protect Xiao Jing, or because he was a victim of political struggle, Chen Zhaoxiang died, leaving only Xiao Jing, who was in deep pain and regret, guarding that taboo memory on the lonely dragon chair until the end of his life.
Good looks satisfy me