When You Return, I’ll Give You the Empire

Well, I can't think of a better title for now. If any lovely readers have an idea, leave a comment. This silly author will consider changing it~

Here's the blurb:

Gong Changdu married Fu Liangzhou, the legitimate son of Empress Mingzhen, then toppled her empire.

Fu Liangzhou went from prince to empress. He endured everything, and when he could endure no more, he kept enduring until he became a pile of ashes.

Gong Changdu finally regretted it, but Fu Liangzhou was already dead.

Reborn, Gong Changdu is cruel and unjust, goes against all conventions, and wreaks havoc across the land, but at last he binds Fu Liangzhou firmly to his side.

Main characters: Gong Changdu × Fu Liangzhou.

Note: This is a little, sweet, dog-food-and-blood-soaked story about "I love you, but think you don't love me; actually, you love me, but think I don't love you."

The author's writing skills and energy are limited, but I'll finish the story. Updates will be slow, one chapter every two days, with a risk of missed updates. New chapters will be posted between 9 p.m. and midnight each day. If there isn't an update, lovely readers, you don't need to keep waiting.

Also, even though progress is very slow, I'm still shamelessly asking lovely readers to take pity on me and add the story to your favorites~

A tiny note: As I wrote, I suddenly realized the story's values are a little skewed. Silly Qiao is working hard to set them straight. Lovely readers who are bothered by this… Sorry about that.

Note: The values in this story do not represent the author's own. Silly Qiao is still a good young person who upholds the Five Virtues and Four Beauties.

And here's San Qiao's LOFTER: qing5677 (search by username).

Haha, Hu Sanqiao is back!

I'll come back and revise the story when I have time. Silly Qiao will consider the lovely readers' feedback and make changes where appropriate. Also, I'll make up for the Sleeve Star extra that never got posted.

And: here's a recommendation for Silly Qiao's new novel.

Luo Yiyun witnessed the entire life of Emperor Jingzhao of Jing, from his innocent, childish words to the frost in his hair.

From struggling in obscurity to a glorious end.

He stopped at being a loyal friend and trusted minister, left with nothing but the regret of a love that could never be returned.

Emperor Jingzhao of Great Qi was the most mysterious ruler in China's five-thousand-year history.

The history books recorded his unprecedented achievements and lavished him with praise, yet were too stingy even to reveal his name.

Later generations admired his farsighted vision and reforms that anticipated the future, and revered his courage to test the blade and his unfathomable political acumen.

He turned away in silence, leaving behind endless speculation.

Not a single word was left behind in life or after death. He died alone, without even a bone left, and not so much as a sham of a burial mound.

No one knew that this eternal emperor kept an unseen, desolate city in his heart.

That was Quezhou, a place he would never see in his lifetime.

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