Before his father died, he told him, "Prince Jing has had a sinister nature since childhood. To secure the throne, he must be eliminated."
In the end, he could not bring himself to do it. He granted him the title of prince and sent him away to his fief.
Two years after the crown prince ascended the throne, the late emperor's prediction came true. Prince Jing led an army of two hundred thousand armored soldiers from the frontier, seized his throne, killed his closest relatives, and locked him in the imperial prison.
Since ancient times, emperors cast down from the throne have met terrible fates. Simply staying alive is a blessing.
But why... does the new emperor not only dote on him in every possible way, but also want to possess his body and soul?
{Cold, domineering, devoted, and steadfast} x {Gentle, proud, and peerlessly beautiful} = a couple of two emperors. The story takes an unexpected turn midway, and there's no time to explain. Jump in now!!!!!!
Pure humanities are far away from human beings
I didn't feel any love at all, I only saw a poor brother and a white-eyed wolf who repaid kindness with revenge.
The framework is still okay, but the story is not wrapped up and the logic is lacking. Keep up the good work, author [currently working on the manuscript]