When it comes to Prince Ming, everyone in the Imperial Capital can say a lot about him.
For example, he fought with others for that favored slave, even if he was hurt; for example, he sent many people to prison for that favored slave, and used cruel methods to stop rumors; for example, he ruined his best years for that favored slave.
That year, the young prince had no choice but to marry the powerful queen of a neighboring country, and before that, the person who was carried in by a sedan chair with hundreds of thousands of red makeups was actually the favored slave!
When it comes to the young prince's favored slaves, people in the Imperial Capital can tell a lot.
For example, he followed the young prince from birth to death and never left him; for example, he would rather be hurt by the young prince than to stay by his side; for example, even if he became a sinner criticized by everyone, he still relied on the young prince.
That year, the favored slave was chased by the queen to Qifeng Cliff. Faced with the encirclement and suppression by dozens of people, with a feeling of loyalty and half-hearted attachment, he jumped into the rushing river and disappeared into the vast world.
What happened after that... No one can tell what happened after that...
By the way, the favored slave is mute, six years older than the young prince, and a man.
(Updates are paused because I plan to finish them all at once and then post them. You can save them first.) (This article is a branch article. The world view is very grand, so some insignificant parts will be a bit confusing. Don't worry, thank you.)