The Twin Dragon Palace

[Two male leads + childhood sweethearts + both are virgins + coercive possessiveness]

There was an unspoken secret in the imperial palace: the Fourth Prince was a madman, and the Seventh Prince was a fool.

No one knew what filthy looks the aloof, arrogant Fourth Prince, high above everyone else, used to trace the outline of his nominal younger brother every night.

Even fewer knew that the Seventh Prince, who followed his fourth brother around all day with a carefree grin, was actually the orphan of a military family. His mother had risked her life to send him into the palace just to save his.

In this cannibalistic imperial city, they relied on each other to survive while secretly weaving their own webs, each seeking to bring down the eunuchs’ power.

When Ji Yue led troops into battle, the influential young eunuch smiled as he went to his death. “I love you, so whoever you want dead, I’ll clear the way.”

When Ji Yang ascended the throne, Ji Yue handed him a resolute declaration of war: “I’ll go conquer the land. You stay behind and rule it.”

Ji Yang drugged him and imprisoned him, thinking he could chain that unruly eagle to the imperial bed.

But Ji Yue still left.

In the end, all Ji Yang received was a letter full of lies: “I’ve grown tired of the palace, and tired of you. I’ve met the love of my life. I’ll marry her and have children with her, and we will never meet again.”

Ji Yang flew into a rage. He immediately held a grand selection and married every beauty in the land. He would use his vast empire to erase every trace of that man.

But he didn’t know that the moment the letter was written, snow was falling thickly at the border, and Ji Yue’s heart had stopped forever on the charge.

He loved him for his whole life, yet loved him in the cruelest way imaginable.