[Absurd Emperor Xiao Jue vs. Romantic Left Prime Minister Shen Qingci]
This book is based on the theme of [Ancient Machiavellian Strategy + Emperors and Generals + Two-way Growth + Courtly Love], focusing on the turbulent period of the Dajing Dynasty, which was characterized by internal and external troubles. Xiao Jue was an absurd emperor who indulged in pleasure at first, and Shen Qingci was favored by his status as bed partner, and was promoted from editor to left prime minister. At the beginning, the two had an ambiguous relationship where each wanted what he wanted.
As crises such as the seizure of power in the East Palace, the invasion of Beidi, the corruption of relatives, and the rebellion in the south of the Yangtze River broke out one after another, the two were forced to go from testing and suspicion to breaking the situation side by side: Xiao Jue put aside his absurdity in the blood and fire, and gradually showed his responsibility as an emperor; Shen Qingci put aside his romantic style and supported the court with wisdom. From the "punishment" on the dragon chair to sleeping together at the border, from risking their lives to rescue each other in Dali Temple to revealing their true feelings in the Zen ceremony at Mount Tai, in the whirlpool of intrigues and life-and-death tests, they turned their bedfellows into deep love. In the end, they worked together to eliminate internal and external chaos and achieve the dual perfection of stabilizing imperial power and staying together for the rest of their lives.
