[Top × Top | Mutual Devotion] [The highly intelligent, emotionally oblivious academic madman gong] × [The paranoid, beautiful-but-tragic former tyrant, now a domineering CEO shou]
Gu Yan, an aloof genius universally recognized by the history community, wakes up after a high fever to find himself in the body of the very subject he has spent five years researching: Xiao Xun, the tyrant who ruled the Great Liang dynasty.
His new identity is a male consort, a timid illegitimate son of the Minister of Personnel, sent to the tyrant to bring him good luck on the advice of the Imperial Preceptor.
Everyone expects the moody, unpredictable tyrant to tear the young man from the Minister's household to pieces.
But when Gu Yan sees Xiao Xun, covered in blood and on the verge of a mental breakdown, his eyes behind his glasses hold nothing but the feverish passion of academic inquiry.
“Your Majesty, your psychological defense mechanisms are consistent with post-traumatic stress disorder. Also, the medicine the Imperial Preceptor gave you contains excessive levels of heavy metals. I recommend throwing it out.”
To keep this precious historical specimen alive, Gu Yan begins his rigorous “desensitization therapy”:
Detoxification, seizing power, acupuncture, and dietary adjustments.
“Your Majesty, relax a little. You're too tense. The needle won't go in.”
“You... shut up!”
Gu Yan thinks he's simply conducting a great piece of live historical research. He even spends his nights carefully carving the founding jade pendant for Xiao Xun.
But when the Imperial Preceptor's forbidden technique is activated, Gu Yan's soul is forcibly dragged back to the twenty-first century.
As he leaves, he hears the young emperor, finally restored to his senses, cry out in a voice almost raw with anguish:
“Without you, who am I supposed to be a wise emperor for?!”
It's a nice article, but the author's writing skills need to be honed. Especially in the later stages, after the national master rushes out to send the male protagonist back to modern times, the plot is like pressing the fast forward button, as if the plot outline has been put into the finale. Including the male protagonist who immediately fell in love after returning to modern times, and the progress was extremely fast. The later plot development clearly demonstrates the author's desire to complete the story as quickly as possible. However, the shortcomings do not hide the good points. Overall, this article is still very good.
I really like this article. The author writes it very well. I really like the love between the two Ayan and Axun. They redeem each other. The whole article makes me feel warm. Finally, I wish Ayan and Axun 99, and I also wish the author a happy day😁
It's really tear-jerking, and the emotions are described very delicately. "Xiao Xun will remember their agreement until his death. Xiao Xun will be waiting for him until his death."
It's very beautiful. The last part made me so sad and I wanted to cry😢Fortunately, the ending is good😢😢😢😢
Hahahahahahahahaha beautiful! I watched it in one day, I really like this🤤🤤🤤🤤
Very beautiful
It's so beautiful, the two-way redemption of love, so beautiful😋😋😋
It's so good to watch, I finished it before I knew it
Very nice and very logical
I really like that Ayan and Axun will be happy forever and Little Snowball will be together forever. The two little bitter gourds can finally be together forever. The author writes it very well.