When Emperor Zhaozong of the Great Ming was gravely ill, he married the youngest son of Chief Councillor Han in hopes of warding off misfortune. After the emperor died, his legitimate son was to inherit the throne. The ancestral rule stated: when a father dies, his son succeeds him.
So after my father’s death, as his legitimate son, I should inherit everything he owned, including his empress consort.
At first, one seizes the other by force while the other deliberately tempts him. Later, they open their hearts and choose each other wholeheartedly.
This is a story about two equally formidable leads, two equally formidable leads, two equally formidable leads. Never underestimate Lord Han.
“Don’t even think about running. My name is already carved into your bones. Even if you go to hell, I’ll drag you back.”
