The Prince Regent Always Wants to Keep Me Hidden Away

[New book coming soon: After Transmigrating as the Scum Gong in an Angsty Novel. Blurb below.] The new performer at the opera house, known as Young Master Nanfeng, becomes famous throughout the land in just one year. Everyone from eighty-year-old men to three-year-old children falls for him. Even Shen Xie, the regent known as the Iron-Blooded King of Hell, spends a fortune on him. Shen Xie has ruled as regent for ten years, holding up the Yuan Kingdom with an iron fist. His moods are unpredictable, and he has more blood on his hands than ordinary people consume salt. No one dares oppose him. Even the current emperor must watch his expression. Gu Nanfeng waves his sleeve, his bewitching phoenix eyes sweeping over the stone-faced King of Hell below the stage. His face is bright with a smile, but in his heart he is wondering how he can kill him. But... Killing him is out of the question. After weighing his options several times, Gu Nanfeng decides to make good use of Shen Xie and seize the throne. He never expects Shen Xie to be so cooperative: that very day, Shen Xie carries him home and publicly declares, "He seduced me." Gu Nanfeng: ... His fists clench. People hear that Gu Nanfeng is often punished by being made to clean the stables. Furious, they crouch outside the regent's residence to gather evidence against him. Instead, they hear Shen Xie murmuring to a stone: "The one at my house is really fierce. Is yours like that too? Kicks you out in the middle of the night?" Everyone: ... Gu Nanfeng: ... His fists clench again. Shen Xie keeps a canary who looks remarkably like his old flame. He builds a golden cage to hide him away, never realizing that this person approached him with an ulterior motive and only wants to use him to climb the ranks. The man's attitude is also incredibly rude, leaving Shen Xie utterly baffled. Gu Nanfeng: "I'm the substitute, you're the prop. I guess every pot really does find its lid." Shen Xie grabs Gu Nanfeng's hand and presses it to his chest. "Your hand's itching again, isn't it? Go ahead, don't hold back!" Gu Nanfeng: ... He doesn't feel like hitting him anymore. His hand hurts. Note: * The shou is adored by everyone, and the gong is completely henpecked. * They have to be in love with each other to share life and death. Forced love is out of the question. He only dares to act up a little. * A beautiful, powerful, tragic shou who pretends to be weak and catches tigers off guard x a scheming, domineering, crazy, jealous gong. Shen Xie, courtesy name Xiuqi. [New book coming soon: After Transmigrating as the Scum Gong in an Angsty Novel. If you like it, please add it to your favorites~] Chu Chenyang transmigrates into an old-school angsty novel as one of the scum gongs who torment the protagonist shou. The scum gong is thoroughly rotten. At first, he treats the protagonist shou as a substitute for his beloved, tormenting him in mind and body. In the end, the shou severs his tendons, gouges out his eyes, castrates him, and throws him into the street as a beggar, where he is bitten to death by wild dogs. Chu Chenyang: ...I'm doomed, I'm doomed. With no help to be found from heaven or earth, Chu Chenyang can only grit his teeth and play his role. The story has reached the point where the scum gong, because the protagonist shou refuses to submit, beats him with a whip and orders that he be given no food until he obeys. Chu Chenyang: I think this situation can still be salvaged. He carries a meal to the room, trying his best to look gentle and reassuring. Covered in blood, the protagonist shou looks at him with cold eyes. To ease the tension, Chu Chenyang deliberately teases the shou: "Guess why I'm here. Do you think I'm going to force myself on you?" The protagonist shou: ... Chu Chenyang: "Wrong! I'm here to bring you food!" The protagonist shou's gaze grows even colder. Chu Chenyang: "Waaah, Mom, I want to go home." To save his own life, Chu Chenyang obeys the protagonist shou in everything. If the shou tells him to go east, he never goes west. If told to kill a pig, he absolutely won't kill a chicken. This earns him the enmity of the other scum gongs, who glare at him every day, wishing they could swallow him whole. Chu Chenyang: What can I do? I'm desperate too. In the very end, the protagonist shou looks at Chu Chenyang, huddled in a corner, and smiles as warmly as a spring breeze. "Yangyang, guess why I'm here. Do you think I'm going to force myself on you?" Chu Chenyang: ... The protagonist shou: "That's right, you guessed correctly." Chu Chenyang: Social death.jpg Cherish your life and stay away from the protagonist. Black-hearted-lotus beauty gong x shou who's wise in his own way [Recommended: my friend's book, After Transmigrating as the Sickly Emperor's Tutor, by Wu Shijiu] Yu Li transmigrates into a political power-struggle novel. He's delicate and frail, panting after every few steps, and spends every day courting death by picking fights with the future tyrant. At this point, he and the violent, tyrannical Crown Prince are at each other's throats. He's even threatening to kill himself to force the emperor to depose the heir and appoint a younger son. In the original story, the first person the Crown Prince kills after ascending the throne is him. Unable to take the stress, Yu Li writes a heartfelt resignation letter the very night he transmigrates, asking to retire and return to his hometown. The old emperor sees it and kicks him into the Eastern Palace to tutor the Crown Prince. The System tells him: If he seriously educates the tyrant and raises his positive energy to 100%, he can go back. Facing the little tyrant, who wants nothing more than to kill him, Yu Li declares: Life may be hard, but I still have to keep smiling. Lecturing him like a monk about "loving the people as one's own children" doesn't work. Bringing him snow pear soup late at night: +1? Massaging his shoulders: +3? A kiss: +10???!!! The tyrant: "Heh, Imperial Tutor, do you have feelings for me?" Yu Li: "I don't. Don't make things up." After pouring his heart and soul into tutoring the emperor, just as he's about to retire after completing his mission, his belly keeps getting bigger. Yu Li: Life is too hard. Even as a crown prince, tyrant Shang Chi was already obsessive and unstable like a madman, violent and unpredictable. He only lets Yu Li see his madness, disappointment, joy, and sorrow, because Yu Li is blind and can't see. But one day, Shang Chi discovers that this blind man has been pretending. A laid-back, sickly beauty shou x a crazy, obsessive tyrant gong Theme: No matter what difficulties you face, confront them bravely, strive to overcome them, and never give up.