>The new emperor ascended the throne, and I was forced to pretend to be a meek and virtuous prime minister.
>The first thing I do every day in the morning is to rush back to my house and let myself go.
>That day I was dancing in the courtyard wearing a bright red peony dress, singing: "I will die drunk in this wealthy town!"
>A chuckle suddenly came from outside the wall: "My dear, I didn't know you were so elegant."
>I was petrified, and the emperor was lying on the wall, his eyes full of light as he found his prey.
>The next day, he ordered me to move into the palace, euphemistically calling it "convenient for discussing politics."
>On the first night I lived in the side hall, he knocked on the door and asked me: "Tonight, I am still short of a queen."
>I silently took out a copy of "Code of Etiquette for Monarchs and Ministers": "Your Majesty, please respect yourself."
>He actually took out a larger "Guide to Use of the Book of Robbery and Robbery": "My dear, I am here well prepared."
Reader comments
It's rich in emotion, but the plot is thin. I don't like redundant things for my taste. It's short and concise, the content is clear but the emotions are greasy. It's OK for a novice author, but the emperor is a little childish [laughs and cries]
It's suitable for reading in one go at night. Few people write short stories anymore. The character of the Prime Minister is cold and beautiful, which is still rare! Hope to update the episode soon
It's rich in emotion, but the plot is thin. I don't like redundant things for my taste. It's short and concise, the content is clear but the emotions are greasy. It's OK for a novice author, but the emperor is a little childish [laughs and cries] It's suitable for reading in one go at night. Few people write short stories anymore. The character of the Prime Minister is cold and beautiful, which is still rare! Hope to update the episode soon