Power Over the Emperor

The fate that others can rewrite in a single reborn life took Ji Quan nine lives to change, yet he was still killed by the same person.

By a twist of fate, he returns to the time when the person who killed him is six years old. While the other is still a child, Ji Quan resolves to cherish him, treasure him, love him, and trust him, determined to be closer to him than anyone else in the world.

But when all is calm and quiet, the grown-up little wolfdog still bares his teeth at him:

Ji Quan: Your Majesty, please, I beg you, stop messing with me.

Ling Xuanyin: Doing this makes me so happy. Mwah!

The next day, lying on the imperial bed with aches here and there, Ji Quan, the Chancellor who had been thoroughly done in by His Majesty, had one thought he didn't know whether he should say out loud: What the hell.

That July, locusts ravaged the land. Six-year-old Ling Xuanyin was sold out of the palace by a brazen, treacherous servant, while eighteen-year-old Ji Quan had yet to become the foremost among the court officials.

In short, this is a story about a powerful, villainous minister who is reborn and gets clung to by a little wolfdog. The student takes the upper hand from his master.

This is the opposite of quick transmigration. Tsk, did I just give something away? _(:з)∠)_

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