Has the Crown Prince Been Deposed Today?

Wei Zhao, Marquis of Dingbei, returned to the capital with an old grudge against the crown prince. The officials throughout the court waited for a storm of bloodshed. But gradually, people began to notice something odd. The crown prince, notorious for his wickedness and supposedly impossible to topple, not only escaped being deposed, but somehow seemed to have an even firmer hold on his position. ** Everyone in the kingdom knew that the person Wei Zhao hated most was Mu Yun, the young crown prince who had wounded his heart meridian with a single slash many years ago. At first, when they heard Wei Zhao planned to deal with the crown prince, his subordinates all tried to warn him. “The crown prince is cunning and calculating. He’s an expert at pretending to be weak and manipulating people. My lord, you mustn’t let your guard down.” Wei Zhao paid them no mind. Could even the fiercest little wolf cub escape his grasp? But when he returned to the capital and met the little wolf cub in question, with cheeks red as cinnabar and beautiful, starry eyes, a delicate, soft body, and a tendency to faint every few days, who was always trying to “seduce” him, Wei Zhao suddenly felt that his subordinates might have had a point… Scheming Crown Prince X Domineering Marquis A lighthearted, sweet little story. Going VIP on Wednesday, May 8. Please keep supporting me! Currently serializing: After Being Betrothed to My Nemesis Yun Yang is a sickly young man, and one of the rare “Xiyue” who can bear children. Raised on medicine since childhood, he is precious and fragile. A decree of imperial marriage forces him to wed his family’s nemesis: the notorious crown prince of the Eastern Palace. The entire Changsheng Prince’s Manor is shrouded in gloom. A year ago, while the young heir Yun Yang was sneaking out to play, he became separated from his guards and, in a daze, was marked by a “Chunyang” in heat. Afterward, he didn’t even get a good look at the other man. In the royal family, that crime carries the death penalty. To hide the secret, Yun Yang secretly takes pills to disguise his scent as the strong, vulgar fragrance of wild lilies, which the damned crown prince hates most, so he can avoid sharing a bed with him. But here’s the problem: why does this man insult him cruelly during the day, yet keep slipping into his bed late at night and pinning him down? ** A year ago, while Crown Prince Yuan Li was overseeing the army in the northern frontier, he got drunk and accidentally marked a boy who smelled sweet as milk. After returning, he couldn’t forget him. Unfortunately, he searched all of Great Liang and still couldn’t find him. From then on, Yuan Li shunned all Xiyue who carried someone else’s scent, especially the sickly young man who reeked of vulgar wild lilies. So why did he wake up in the sickly young man’s room for several days every month? At first, Yun Yang: “Crown Prince, please be gentle. I’m afraid it’ll hurt.” Yuan Li: Hah. This crafty little thing dares to use honeyed words to hide a dagger and tempt me? Utterly foolish. Later, Yuan Li: “Tell me who the child in your belly belongs to, and we can still make this marriage work.” Yun Yang: “Let’s divorce. I’m done.” Yuan Li: “…” #Shocking! The noble, bamboo-like Crown Prince actually likes the vulgar scent of wild lilies!# Sweet, soft, adorable heir X Cold, chaste crown prince A lighthearted, sweet little story. The Xiyue and Chunyang setup is similar to O and A, with some original additions. Everything serves the plot. ** Coming soon: After Being Forced to Become the Tyrant’s White Moonlight Stand-In Rong Yu is an unloved illegitimate son of the Prime Minister, raised in a Taoist temple since childhood. By chance, he meets the newly enthroned emperor, a notorious tyrant, who brings him back to the palace. The tyrant is cruel and ruthless, killing without batting an eye, yet he is tender and considerate only toward Rong Yu. Rong Yu knows he is just a substitute. The tyrant’s true white moonlight is the Prime Minister’s eldest son, Rong Yu’s distinguished and elegant older brother, whom he has never met. His older brother is a brilliant scholar, learned in every field, and famous as a perfect gentleman. Rong Yu, on the other hand, can barely recognize a single character and is a complete blockhead. To cling to the tyrant’s favor and live a comfortable life, Rong Yu diligently studies, learns to write and master proper etiquette, and strives to become a copy of his older brother. But halfway through his lessons, his older brother, who had been dead for three years, comes back to life. Rong Yu thinks that he has already completed his task. Since he has studied so many books, he might as well try taking the imperial examinations. Becoming a minor official in some remote region, far away from the tyrant, sounds pretty good. Just as Rong Yu is about to flee with his luggage, the tyrant pins him to the bed, his face dark and his voice hoarse. “You stole my heart, so you’re responsible for me. Where do you think you’re running off to?” Theme: