Xue Jin had recently acquired a beauty, whom he'd brought back from the battlefield. Her eyes and heart held only him.
The woman was alluring and seductive, with a faint mole on her nose that gave her an aloof, cool air and captivated the soul. She drew Xue Jin to her side nearly every night.
But Xue Jin treated her with indifference and little affection.
He casually called her Qingqing, the pet name of his white moonlight.
He never gave her a title. Even one of his white moonlight's servants could hurt her with impunity.
While she was still recovering from taking an arrow for him, Xue Jin ordered her to marry far away in place of his white moonlight.
She agreed.
Only later, when the beauty stood beside the emperor, smiling brightly and full of life, did Xue Jin realize he had been the other man's stand-in.
He'd been nothing but a stepping stone on her path to power.
After that, the carefree, audacious general went mad.
The general brought his troops to seize the throne. As the palace was washed in blood, he carried the late emperor's head and tossed it before her, his gaze dark and menacing. "Is this the man you chose?"
Some guessed that Xue Jin meant to take revenge on the consort who had climbed to power by stepping on his shoulders.
Instead, they saw the cruel, violent new emperor kiss the mole on her nose, restrained yet full of passion.
Theme: Don't do to others what you wouldn't want done to you.
When I have time later, I will add some extras about getting along in parallel worlds. When I update, I will put it directly in this chapter. At the same time, VB reminds me that there is no charge~
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The concubines in "Strategy of Yanxi Palace" endured humiliation and survived in order to avenge their children.
Hahaha, is it possible that the person behind Chai Qingyi is King Linze?
Is this the end? It shouldn't be
Zhao Yixun died so hastily. I can't believe he died so easily.
Wen also likes the previous one, dead people have privileges
The heroine doesn't care about anything now? Then
Seeing that I have always had a question, why does the female protagonist hate the male protagonist? Since the female protagonist has always regarded the male protagonist as a substitute and has a weak temperament, she should not be at all concerned about what the male protagonist does. Could it be that after it was clarified, the male protagonist forced the female protagonist to make the female protagonist hate him?
Finished? Seriously? Stopped updating?