The Early Bai Yueguang Who Traveled Through Time and Became the Nine-Thousand-Year-Old Villain

Once he traveled through time, Jiang Yue fell into the Golden Pavilion. The original owner was so proud that he would rather die than give in for three days. But if it were Jiang Yue's time travel, he would not be able to bear the hardship after two days of hard work, so he could only pretend to obey and lie dormant waiting for the opportunity to escape. But fate played a trick on him, and he was imprisoned in a gorgeous golden cage and auctioned in public, and was eventually bought by a violent and arrogant young master with a large sum of money. This young master was surly, moody and extremely difficult to take care of. Jiang Yue silently put on the mask of pain and secretly determined that one day he would turn around and take back all the pain he had suffered. He carefully prepared his escape plan, but before he could implement it, something unexpected happened! A shocking case swept through the family, and everyone in the eldest young master's family was convicted. The formerly aloof young master was tortured by the palace and became an eunuch. Jiang Yue just woke up as if from a dream, he had passed through the book! The irritable young master in front of him turned out to be a powerful villain in the future, with ruthless methods, holding the young emperor hostage, and monopolizing the power of life and death in the world - Nine Thousand Years Old! Jiang Yue was extremely frightened, thinking that he would be implicated and exiled, and would not be able to escape his bad fate. He never expected that the eldest young master would take the initiative to return his bond of sale and let him be completely free. Jiang Yue was overjoyed to be reborn. He just wanted to find a stable place to live, but unexpectedly he got into more trouble, just because he had a face that was almost exactly the same as the emperor's when he was young. Many years later, Jiang Yue lazily leaned in the arms of the nine-thousand-year-old beauty, eating grapes fed by his own hands. He had no intention of achieving high imperial power, but he was the only child of the emperor who grew up healthy.