The Truly Deaf Emperor

The emperor was deaf from birth, a quiet, stunningly beautiful man. But no one knew that Liang Rui had a special ability: he could hear people's thoughts. So this was what court was like every day: The chancellor, secretly thinking: His Majesty is even more beautiful today. The general, secretly thinking: Your Majesty, look over here! Look over here! Ah, he looked at me! I'm so happy! The guard, secretly thinking: His Majesty's smile is so lovely. If I were a woman, I'd go to his bed The eunuch, secretly thinking: I peeked at His Majesty bathing yesterday. Amitabha, I have sinned… Liang Rui thought he could unite the realm through his looks alone, but soon discovered that there was one oddball at court who called him ugly in his thoughts every day. One day, Xie Feibai opened the memorial that had been sent back. The first thing he saw was a line of vivid red vermilion ink: "My dear minister, are you blind?" ※A universally adored emperor bottom VS a visually impaired minister top※ Another story in the same series: A Gentleman Takes His Revenge, Ten Years of Face-Slapping One imperial decree, one deadly scheme. Among the ten thousand rugged mountains of the Southern Wilds, the Pillar of the State General went forth and never returned. That imbecile general's surname was Yan, and his given name was Zhongjin. So this time, he wasn't going to save him. Liang Han watched the young man on the riverbank struggle and cry for help, but the other only smiled faintly and waved at him with elegance. The crown prince sank resentfully beneath the water, and forever remembered that beautiful, hateful face. Theme: