The Mad Emperor Stops at Nothing

This shou is one of the most sober and thoughtful ones in the forced novel. He is very clear from beginning to end. If my bottom line is violated and I fight to the end, I will not be able to escape by death. However, if I can survive, I will find a way to improve my exit little by little so as to accumulate capital for my escape. Personally speaking, I don't deserve to be attacked at all. The inner core is strong, courageous and resourceful. Gong is really suffocating, he is a paranoid who repays kindness with revenge, he knows what love is, and he knows that love should be respected when treating others. But he himself is extremely selfish, so he doesn't give Shou any ability to escape or disobey him, and makes Shou absolutely obedient and just be a complete bed slave. Originally a small restaurant, he gradually became the owner of the flower house through his own resourcefulness, and the flower house became a channel for connecting government officials and businessmen. Although he was occasionally forced to sell himself, he was basically able to control one party. He saved a young boy (Gong) who was about to die, and then asked Gong to lay down his men (but he was very nice to his men). The latter two people took a fancy to him, so he fought better with Gong. It turned out that Gong was the prince, and one day he suddenly fainted and branded Shou's private parts, and then left. After Gong got the throne, he wanted to take revenge. It happened that the person he kept to monitor Shou had a bad relationship with Shou, and he slandered Shou for having a new love. So Gong captured Shou and tortured and humiliated her. Later, even if the misunderstanding was resolved, Gong felt that Shou's servant status was low and he enjoyed absolute control over Shou. He imprisoned Shou, brought back the basement and props that Shou had been most annoyed by before, and refused to give Shou any freedom or identity no matter how much he submitted to Shou. Shou did not hate Gong. If Gong was willing to give him some freedom and status, he would accept his fate. However, Gong was paranoid and felt that he could not give Shou the ability to leave, so after Shou designed to gain identity (an old friend of the emperor), Gong directly locked Shou to the bed and refused to let Shou get out of bed.

The writing is super good, but I can't stand it. I always feel that Zhou is not worthy of Hua.

The worst thing is that the world can't keep it, and the beautiful face is like the flower in the mirror and the tree. I don't know how I can make up for the damage I suffered later, and I don't even know whether it's better to be or he. I just hope that Ci Jing won't get hurt and cry again. The wording and sentences of this article are to my liking, and the understanding of the character's psychology is beyond that of most authors. I hope I can wait until the ending is satisfactory before I come back to give a five-star rating.

It's super good-looking, and the ending is particularly sad for me. Sure enough, the plain ones are the most uncomfortable. I particularly like the sad characters in it!! Sober!! There are no purely bad people here!!

Very good, super exciting

The big book is very beautiful.