Is His Majesty Still Forcing Others to Give In Today?

Qi Miao has wanted Xu Jin for fifteen years, and finally takes action after rumors of Xu Jin’s engagement to Mo Shaoqing spread throughout Ji’an City.

That day, he pretended he had important business to discuss and lured Xu Jin to his bedchamber. Then he coaxed him into drinking wine mixed with more than half a dose of aphrodisiac.

The jade hairpin slipped from Xu Jin’s temple, his black hair falling over his shoulders. Limp in the Emperor’s arms, he unwittingly fulfilled thousands of days of Qi Miao’s longing and daydreams.

Xu Jin thought it was simply the Emperor indulging in one of his perverse whims. The first thing he did upon waking was confess his crime, vowing to cut all ties with him.

But Qi Miao caught him by the chin and refused to let him leave.

Xu Jin struggled in vain. All he heard was Qi Miao holding him tight and whispering in his ear:

“Do you like that eldest Miss Song so much?”

“I risked my life to protect you. I didn’t do it so someone else could have you.”

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All Xu Jin ever hoped for was to marry Song Yue. Qi Miao destroyed everything.

He could not see the greed in the new Emperor’s eyes. No matter how humbly he begged, wagging his tail like a dog, the sovereign enthroned above him refused to let him go.

He knew that his life was destined to end in a hopeless game. Just as he raised his sword to take his own life, hidden guards who had already been stationed there stopped him.

As he lost consciousness, he caught a glimpse of the man’s eyes, full of panic and fear for him.

“Guangsheng, big brother, don’t think about dying.”

“You once saved me. You belong to me, in life and in death.”

Tips before reading:

1. The bottom is put through physical and emotional anguish; the top is sexually inexperienced, the bottom is not.

2. The bottom has a faked-death and escape plotline.

3. The story contains no abuse involving women.

Theme: The past cannot be changed, but there is still a future to pursue