A Yu transmigrated into a book, becoming the younger sister of the future tyrant in a political intrigue novel.
Her tyrant brother is ruthless, suspicious, and cruel. After ascending the throne, he turns everyone who has ever offended him into human meat sculptures and boils them into soup, leaving them with a gruesome end.
And she, the little sister he cherishes above all else, is his one and only weakness. In the end, his political enemies capture her and run her through the heart with a sword, triggering his complete descent into madness.
A Yu looks at the boy before her, only twelve years old, covered in bruises from being bullied, yet still desperately protecting her, and falls into deep thought.
The good news: Her brother is still a pitiful little boy, and his future can still be changed!
The bad news: She's a helpless three-year-old toddler who can't even pronounce her words properly.
For the sake of her and her brother's future, A Yu sets off on the flower-strewn path of "reforming the tyrant," tears in her eyes.
Her brother is bullied by the other princes because he's the son of a disgraced consort?
A Yu toddles over on her little legs, goes "Thump!" as she slams into the leading prince's leg, then flops down and wails, "Y-you're bullying me! I-I'll report you to the Emperor!"
Her brother is called "a block of wood that can't be carved" by his tutor?
When the tutor isn't looking, A Yu sneaks the essay her brother stayed up all night writing beside her own chicken-scratch handwriting, letting the tutor "accidentally" discover it.
The King of Qin, Xiao Yan, has lived his whole life in darkness. He has never trusted anyone, until a ray of light shines into his life.
That ray of light is a little crybaby who loves to act cute and is always trying to "educate" him.
He thinks that for her sake, becoming a wise ruler might not be so bad.
It's very interesting. I wrote two stories about the process of conquering Xie Zhiyu. It's really interesting. The Ayu written in the back seems to not know Huo, and the noisy brother, so the feeling is different. In addition, I feel that the later Ayu arrives, the more he feels that except for one or two sudden sentences in terms of suggestions, he has never traveled through the Imperial Garden to protect his brother to conquer Xie in Linglong chess. What are his personal thoughts on this process? He feels that he has no soul or that his soul is not as full as before @cefoto-wine
Dear author, please update soon, there are no flowers left to wait😭😢😢😢😢😢
Very interesting, the plot is very exciting
It's quite novel and very beautiful.
The author is very talented