This Bottom Doesn't Have Long to Live

In the winter of the third year of Jian'an, Wen Shu died suddenly in modern times and was sent to another era by a messenger named Old Hu Tao. That was when he first met Cao Wei, warm and gentle, treating him like a ray of sunshine, with utmost tenderness. Everyone said that Cao Wei, the eldest son of the Cao family, paid lip service to benevolence and morality, but in truth would stop at nothing to seize the position of crown prince, harming his own younger brother and eliminating his rivals while hiding his treacherous intentions. But only Wen Shu knew that Cao Wei was dutiful and kind-hearted. More importantly, Cao Wei had eyes for no one but Wen Shu! All I ask in this life is you! Blurb 2: When Wen Shu was five, a famous doctor from the martial world examined him and said he wouldn’t live past eight. Cao Wei had people care for him meticulously every day, constantly anxious that Wen Shu might die. When Wen Shu was nine, another famous doctor from the martial world examined him and said he wouldn’t live past fifteen. Cao Wei was horrified. He searched the martial world for renowned doctors and kept Wen Shu supplied with precious medicines, always afraid he might die. When Wen Shu was fifteen, Cao Wei had the Imperial Medical Bureau examine him. Every imperial physician said Wen Shu was near death. Cao Wei was furious. "You bunch of quacks! If Wen Shu dies, you’ll all be buried with him." Wen Shu tugged at Cao Wei’s sleeve and whispered, "You are my medicine!" Theme: