Chancellor, Don’t Run

Shangguan Lianghan was the esteemed Prince Hao, personally granted the title by Emperor Shangyuan. His status was noble and distinguished, and even the Crown Prince, six years his senior, doted on him. The only one who didn’t indulge him was that fellow, handsome and delicate though he looked, who refused to take him seriously. And he, he actually dared to spank this prince! This was absolutely unforgivable! The six-year-old Prince Hao clutched his bottom, eyes red, and thought to himself: Sooner or later, I’ll make you pay for this! He held on to that grudge for fourteen years. How had all his anger and resentment vanished in an instant before the other man’s two tears? It’s over! Looks like this prince is going to become a sleeve-breaker! Tsk! You’re not getting away, either! Su Yucheng had studied literature and the arts diligently since childhood. Thanks to his birth father’s connection with the late emperor, he earned imperial favor. At fourteen, he entered the palace to study alongside the Crown Prince, and two years later he was recommended as a tutor and study companion to the Crown Prince. He had only spanked the mischievous, thoughtless Prince Hao a few times because he couldn’t bear to see others spoil him, yet the prince held a grudge against him for years, and even his own feelings were exposed in front of him. But, Your Highness, what on earth is your humble servant supposed to do…? The sequel to Finding a Treasure: the tangled romance between the young prince and Big Brother Su. Published in traditional Chinese by Xianwang in 2012. Intended message: