Xu Lang transmigrates into a revenge novel and discovers that he is the twisted scum gong who imprisoned the shou. In the original story, the protagonist shou pretends to comply and hides his true intentions, until he finally tortures the scum gong to death with his own hands.
When Xu Lang arrives, he looks at the protagonist shou, already imprisoned in his palace, and sees a huge warning over his head: DANGER!
To make matters worse, every time he strays from the story and stops tormenting the shou, he faints and coughs up blood.
But Xu Lang is stubborn by nature and refuses to obey.
So the frenzied assault he was supposed to unleash on the protagonist shou becomes a gentle kiss.
The thorny switch meant to lash the shou's spiritual marrow becomes a ticklish, smile-inducing herb.
The poison meant to be fed to the shou on a schedule becomes a sugar pill.
At last, the moment arrives. The protagonist shou reaches the final step of his plan and is about to break out of his prison.
And Xu Lang's life is supposed to reach its end.
The night before the protagonist shou escapes, Xu Lang puts a dagger in his hand, grips his hand, and presses it against his own heart, driving the blade deep into his chest.
His lips are pale and bloodless, but his voice is as firm as ever. "Don't go easy on me. Kill me."
But who could have guessed...
The dagger slips from the protagonist shou's hand. "My junior brother has gone to such lengths to protect me. Why would I kill you?"
Younger, sickly, rebellious gong x beautiful, long-suffering, righteous shou
Theme: Breaking free of the labels placed on us
Is it the poison in the male protagonist? Attracted a lot of things
Congratulations on Kaiwen, rub your hands together