Consort Yu gives birth to a monstrous child and orders Nurse Wu to strangle him. Unable to go through with it, Nurse Wu lets the child live. He is adopted by a brothel madam and eventually becomes a courtesan kept by the Huan family.
By the time Ah Xu is twelve or thirteen, he is already beautiful. Many sons of noble families ask their young master, Huan Ying, to give him to them, but Huan Ying refuses.
Ah Xu knows his body is unusual, and he also knows his birth is lowly. He isn't even worthy of being a concubine. But because Huan Ying is always looking after and teaching him, he grows ambitious and foolishly thinks he can become his lord's wife.
Later, for the sake of his family's future and his own political career, that lord gives Ah Xu away in marriage to a barbarian of the north, to sow discord among the Tuoba tribe.
The barbarians fight each other and turn against their own brothers for his sake. When he is sentenced to death, he is spared because the Grand Consort pleads for him after he delivers her child.
After losing two husbands in succession, he returns to his homeland. Huan Ying has his child aborted and begins saying he cannot live without him. Meanwhile, the boy he once personally delivered grows up and wages war in the north, rescuing him from captivity...
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Empress Wei, Sima Xu, marries three Tuoba brothers in succession and also becomes entangled with Huan Ying, Tao Qian, and others. His scandalous love affairs become the talk of the town.
The one who truly enters his heart is the child he once brought into the world with his own hands.
Warnings:
A completely fictional setting loosely based on the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties. It's all made up! Expect some wild, shocking twists!
Extremely dark. Please steer clear if you can't handle that!
The receiving partner is quite feminine, a beautiful, weak, pitiful Mary Sue and a magnet for men. Every man falls for him.
This story includes rape, abortion, and physical and emotional abuse. The male lead will not abuse him.
The male lead is completely faithful in both body and heart.
Message: Love isn't about who came first. What matters most is what's true
