[Two male protagonists, strong and Machiavellian HE]
After Proton transforms into a king, his Qiqiao exquisite heart subverts the dynasty!
Yun Che, the humblest prince in Beiyan, was born like an ant. He was humiliated by being danced in public, abandoned like a pair of worn-out shoes and sent to the Yong Kingdom as a hostage.
Everyone thought he was a plaything with empty beauty. Even Xiao Zhiyuan, the suspicious emperor of Yong Kingdom, regarded him as a prisoner in the palm of his hand.
But they didn't know that he had an exquisite heart with seven orifices and could see into people's hearts and calculate everything.
From an abandoned son in the cold palace to an adviser to the emperor, from a prisoner in the ranks to a strategist on the battlefield, he used his wisdom to tear apart the label of humiliation step by step.
Xiao Zhiyuan initially just wanted to control this beautiful chess piece, but gradually became addicted to the stars in those peach blossom eyes.
"I can give you everything except freedom."
"Then I want His Majesty's heart."
When the enemy's cavalry presses on the territory, he presents a strange plan to determine the situation; when the situation in the court is treacherous, he plays a chess game to determine the outcome.
From the Linglong Pavilion to the Hall of Supreme Harmony, from the proton to the queen, he will use the most amazing way to make everyone in the world remember the name Yun Che.
Reader comments
I feel that Yun Che's character is very cold and pure, and he is very courageous. The description of the emotions between the attacker and the sufferer is very delicate, and he has a way of seeing the vicissitudes of the world. I really recommend watching it.
Shou's character is very compassionate, and the author's writing style is really good.
The characters are very distinct and the protagonist is well portrayed.
Great, that's what I know. Most emperors in ancient times had concubines who were unavoidable from being unclean, so why should they be clean? It doesn't matter if they are unclean. I can accept it now [shy]
I feel that Yun Che's character is very cold and pure, and he is very courageous. The description of the emotions between the attacker and the sufferer is very delicate, and he has a way of seeing the vicissitudes of the world. I really recommend watching it. Shou's character is very compassionate, and the author's writing style is really good.
The characters are very distinct and the protagonist is well portrayed.
Great, that's what I know. Most emperors in ancient times had concubines who were unavoidable from being unclean, so why should they be clean? It doesn't matter if they are unclean. I can accept it now [shy]