The Regret of Two Emperors

Zhao Heng, crown prince of the Yong Dynasty, was the biological son of Xiao Che, emperor of Yong, and Wen Jingran, emperor of Zhou. Yet in his previous life, he never received their love. Bullied by his parents and Regent Xie Lin, he hanged himself at the age of twenty-eight at the imperial lodge where the two nations had gathered for an alliance. In his final letter, he refused burial in the imperial mausoleum and forbade anyone from erecting a memorial stele. His parents were left consumed by regret. Xie Lin went on to guard the frontier for ten years and drive the Xiongnu out, then died of illness at sixty without ever marrying. In this life, Xiao Che, Wen Jingran, and Xie Lin are reborn on the day Zhao Heng hanged himself. They rush to save him, but can’t find him. Later they learn that he has been rescued, but refuses to wake. Zhao Heng has always been frail, plagued by stomach pain, vomiting blood, insomnia, and heart palpitations. The three men, now reborn, dote on him in every possible way, but he doesn’t know how to respond. Their long road to winning him over is full of comic mishaps. In his previous life, Xie Lin’s former beloved once mistreated Zhao Heng, and met a tragic end. Choose between the HE ending, where they gradually resolve their grievances and stay together, and the BE ending, where Zhao Heng’s failing health takes him and leaves them heartbroken. There is also a special storyline about the others’ lives after their previous life.