After passing through the book, Jiang Tang became a villainous little emperor with no real power and evil intentions.
In the original text, he was suspicious, thinking about harming the regent every day, and finally forced him to usurp the throne, and cut his body into pieces and fed it to the dogs.
In order to escape the fate of being fed to dogs and change the regent's impression of herself, Jiang Tang gingerly served him tea and water, washed his clothes and rubbed his back, working hard without complaint.
But why is the regent, who has always been cold and indifferent to him, getting more and more wrong?
Invite him to a hot spring? Day and night protection? Are you still willing to be a heater for him? What's going on with this increasingly hot gaze?
Later, the regent forced him into a corner, lifted his chin with his fingertips, raised his eyebrows lightly, and blew into his ear.
"Can others be allowed to sleep soundly on your majesty's dragon cave?"
Jiang Tang shivered in fear and nodded wildly.
"Everything you said is right."
"How about Rong Chen alone?"
"Okay, okay, whatever you say is fine."
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