In the year 253 of the □□ era, the sixteenth year of Emperor Jing's reign, a terrible drought struck. Emperor Jing was cruel and licentious, and the people suffered in misery. The vassal states stirred restlessly, while lords across the land raised troops and gathered supplies, all seeking to conquer the Central Plains. The stage was set for a world plunged into chaos.
At Baozi in the Western Province, Murong Dai, heir to the throne of a wise prince, vows to lead an army and help Prince Li claim the realm.
At Guancheng in Eastern Chu, Hai Ling fights a bloody battle in the east, torn between love and hatred, family and country, as Prince Mao's heart is divided.
Deep within the palace, Emperor Jing accepts the poison Ling Fei offers with her own hands and drinks it down.
In the imperial city of Yeliu, Li Mao sits before Miu Jing to strike a bargain. What does he feel in his heart?
Emperor Jing of the □□ era, Prince Li of the Western Province: who is the tyrant, and who the enlightened ruler?
A heartbreaking, physically and emotionally harrowing bad ending. Enter with caution!
Special thanks to these friends for guest appearances:
Mou Jing, Miu Jing
Li Mao (lililicat), Li Mao
Li Wangfeng, Wangfeng
Murong Daidai, Murong Dai
Lingdang, Ling Dang
Huajian Meng, Hai Ling
La Mao, Luo Mao
Mei, Jin Chu
That's right, the audio drama for The Tyrant finally has an official teaser!!! The poster is in a style I absolutely love.
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This story cannot be said to be bad. The process and details of the love between the two emperors are written delicately and touchingly, and it comes naturally. Seeing them fall in love also makes people feel comforted for Emperor Jing. However, it cannot be said that this story is very good. I think the author is a bit sadistic in order to create a tragic ending. Li Subaru forced Emperor Jing to die there. To be honest, I couldn't feel the decisiveness and wisdom of an eternal emperor at all. He didn't even have the determination to change the status quo. If Li Subaru really loved Miao Jing, he would have many ways to save him instead of letting the ministers do whatever they wanted. 1. Since he knew that the death of Ren Wang was a trap set by Xian Wang, why didn't he announce it to the world? This is also very simple. He only needs to announce to the world the collusion between King Xian and King Mao, and then find out the facts of the year, and he can easily let everyone know the truth. 2. As an emperor, no matter how much others hate Emperor Jing, someone should listen to his decrees (if the instability of the throne is used as an excuse, then one should also think that the people who abuse Emperor Jing are all from Xizhou. Can ministers ignore the king's words to this extent? They can even abuse the king of the subjugated country as much as they want. This Is it true that this country has no royal laws at all? Li Yu and Adou are both kings of subjugation, so it is not logical.) Since Li Subaru (Prince Li) is a wise king, then his subordinates should follow the rules. Wangfeng is too bold. He can take the initiative to put Emperor Jing in prison, so he can't let the ministers support the emperor? Of course, if someone wants to say that he didn't want to listen to the emperor in the first place, then I have nothing to say. This minister is too bold. 3. If King Li really loves Emperor Jing, he can find a dead ball to take the pain of Emperor Jing, or even die. There is always a way to disguise himself. Even if Emperor Jing is fake, no one else will know. In this way, he could completely save Emperor Jing, even if it was a poison that had no cure, just stay with him for the last two months. I think such a tragic ending is more reasonable than the original "unavoidable tragedy". After all, I think the author's ending is not reasonable. In the first half, the two plotted and planned, and the emotional changes were well written. However, starting from the second half, I felt that the characters were a bit OOC. Emperor Jing, who was the strategist, disappeared and became a little pitiful person. He was bullied like this but could only feel bitter (I don't want to say this about him, he is my favorite in the whole book) and could not resist. King Li, who was hailed as the one who was going to create a prosperous world, was forced by his ministers to do this and that, without seeing any of the emperor's scheming. Finally, Ling Chi is Ling Chi. Why is the real cause of death of Niou not known to everyone in Xizhou? At that time, Emperor Jing had no power, and the government and the public were controlled by the wise king. There must be many people who know about it, right? What's even more funny is that Emperor Jing has clearly caught the good king, but he doesn't announce it, but he accuses himself of killing innocent people indiscriminately. Since he can kill the good king so easily without publicizing his crime, what did he do all those years ago? Forget it, there were obviously so many chances for a comeback in the later period, but two people, two generations of emperors, had no ideas or resistance at all. A person who clearly knows that the other party will be hurt if he leaves, does not make any specific arrangements before leaving. A person who clearly can clear his name, but in the end does not say anything, and makes the son of the wise king hate him. He thinks that he has done a lot and no one else knows, but in the end he does not say anything. Is this really the tolerant and resourceful emperor praised highly in the article? In the final analysis, there are many loopholes in the article that I don't want to elaborate on, but seeing this ending is really ridiculous. The author himself would rather make the two characters OOC than make some changes in his love or work hard. How can he kindly say that their tragedy is the tragedy of fate? The last sentence [They are in love] just makes people feel so funny. Yes, they are in love. So when I watch my lover being executed by Ling Chi, I still think in my heart [There is no difference between Ling Chi and beheading]. Are you kidding us? The traces of tragedy for tragedy's sake are very obvious. It could have been a better story, it could have been written with more depth and better intentions, but the second half was written as a failure, and it felt like a dog's tail. Especially the second half was written in a hurry, and many things were not explained clearly, which made people feel inconsistent. It was a waste of the author's good writing style. It gave people the feeling that the author only wrote this for the tragic ending, and did not really care. The article is eight years old and I am still commenting so much. I don't even know if it makes sense. Maybe the words are sharper, but I actually still like this novel very much. Deep love, deep responsibility.
Ah~~I recently read the author's article again, and suddenly I felt that it was very similar to the ending of an anime I recently watched, "Lelouch of the Rebellion"~~~. . . Feeling ING
To put it bluntly, it is abuse for the sake of abuse. Everyone thinks that they have no choice but to do anything. In a word, it is just a compromise. Feeling is weak, attacking is not much better, but you have to feel that this is the only option, just kneel on the ground to move yourself. Such an incompetent and confused emperor would really be sorry for his subjects and his enemies if he were not to be cut to pieces. A man who can safely put his dying lover in danger without knowing it and can acquiesce in his lover being executed by the cruelest punishment because of the people's wishes, can he also have the nerve to show off his affection? In other novels, the villains fight against each other with negative IQs in order to torture the protagonists. In this novel, it is exactly the opposite. I suffer hatred and pain but choose to tolerate it. I don't know what inspiration is, I don't know what it means to be brave, keep a low profile and bide your time, but I think I have taken the path of sacrificing myself for the country and the people. He knew clearly that what the concubine handed over was poison, but he still foolishly went to meet it. Where did he put his country and people at this time? Just hand over the country to the enemy? It's so funny, it's because I don't have the ability to just get rid of the mess. He cannot use his brains to take responsibility for the sake of the country and govern the country well, but he wants to use his life to test the heart of a woman. Fortunately, he is a great man who has an equally great successor. Gong didn't understand how to love someone at all. For a long time before he hit the dead end, and even long before he discovered Shou's true face and fell in love with Shou, there were a thousand ways to change the outcome in front of them. Not to mention clearing up the country that was in chaos, or turning the tide at the last moment to clarify the truth for Shou, his acquiescence and compromise at the end have to make people doubt whether this love is somewhat true. In the final analysis, tragedies are self-inflicted. The same goes for readers who are tortured until they can't breathe. The author is willing to let the story develop this way, not to mention the tragedy is more impressive. Readers who can't stand it can just get out of the trap, why bother talking. I shouldn't try my endurance when the copywriting is marked BE…
Although it's sad, I like it very much
I just forgot to rate it and come here to make up for it. I haven't seen an article that can make me cry for a long time. I was so tortured that I was still thinking about it. Now I have no intention to read other articles.
Can you still make a reservation now?! 775748741@□□. Com. Well, I listened to the preview of the radio drama and then read the original text. I loved it so much that I was torn apart. . .
Finally the message was successfully left!!! Jinjiang, why are you as arrogant as Du Niang??? I wonder why there are so many boxes? Is there anything going on between XIAN and Jinjiang? Ma Huateng's email address is also not welcome? Scratching my head ~ [Damn! You are not allowed to grade the same chapter twice!
Master master!!! I found Sina from □, and then chased me from Sina to Jinjiang!!! Is it still in time to order??? I love it so much!!! [Hug your thighs and rub them~] I like stories where the person is tortured to the fullest and ends in BE!!! By the way, email!!! 31368626@□. Com, anything up to 100 is acceptable, anything over 100 is negotiable, don't leave me behind!!!
Ling Chi's ending fully demonstrates the author's brain failure.
Score it and take it away!!!