He, the Nine-Five Lord, is cold and arrogant. As an emperor, he has the important responsibility of shouldering the common people of the world and the responsibility of protecting the territories of all nations. He is decisive and ruthless in dealing with things. He is forbearing, hiding his weaknesses one by one and burying them under the nine-day black ice. However, as a man, he also has that inadvertent tenderness and the inescapable emotions and six desires. . . He should never, never should, fall in love with that person, he didn't want to, but he was so familiar that it confused his thoughts and disturbed his mind. . . . . .
He is inferior to one person and superior to ten thousand people. He is arrogant and conceited. No one takes him seriously, and no one knows his other identity. He is full of traps and has a treacherous attitude toward everyone. He is ruthless and has no desires, but he has thoughts about him that he shouldn't have, but he kills him. Is power and position so important in his heart? Doesn't he know that as long as he doesn't want to, no one can hurt him at all? Doesn't he know that he would do anything for him? Good! Since you are unkind, don't blame me for being unjust, even if you die! ! I also want you and me to share the same coffin and grave, entangled endlessly. . . . . .