[The fake death has already happened, so feel free to start reading. Original title: Notes on Training Dogs by a Sickly Beauty of a Powerful Official]
People say that Lin Huaiyu, the current chancellor, is a treacherous villain who has brought disaster upon the nation.
But no one knows that this wicked chancellor was the one who put the new emperor on the throne.
When Su Yang was down and out, Lin Huaiyu knelt in the snow until his knees were raw to beg for a chance at life for him.
During the struggle for the throne, Lin Huaiyu took the poisoned wine in his place and was left with a sickly body.
Now the court is finally clear of corruption, yet the young wolf he raised has locked him in the imperial bedchamber, taking him night after night.
Every night, Su Yang takes without restraint. "Without me, Chancellor, who else could satisfy you?"
Lin Huaiyu closes his eyes and swallows the blood in his throat, never saying a word.
Su Yang doesn't know that he is close to death.
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On the day of the empress's enthronement ceremony, a towering blaze erupts from Qin Chun Palace, where Lin Huaiyu is imprisoned. Su Yang abandons the ceremony and rushes into the fire, but comes out with nothing.
The history books record that the new emperor vomited blood that night and sat motionless until dawn, holding the only thing Lin Huaiyu had left behind.
A year later, amid the misty rain of Jiangnan, the chancellor, who should have died in that fire, reclines on a soft couch.
Su Yang rushes toward him, eyes red, but when Lin Huaiyu sees him approach, he jingles the golden bell on his wrist and lets envoys from every nation eagerly offer him rare medicinal herbs. "You couldn't even see through my feigned death, Your Majesty. How can you talk about being together for all eternity?"
Later, all of Jiangnan hears of a handsome young man who kneels outside the Lin residence every day.
No matter who tries to drive him away, he only repeats hoarsely, "Huaiyu, let me see if you're still coughing up blood..."
[An initially oblivious, then crazed, finally devoted dog-like gong x a ruthless, seductive, sickly beauty shou]
[After seeing the sickly beauty pursued by a crowd in Jiangnan, someone gets insanely jealous]
[The shou has an everyone-loves-him trait]
[The gong must win back his spouse]
Upcoming historical danmei
"After Becoming the Bound Heart Demon of an Aloof Master"
Wen Qi transmigrates into a cultivation novel with a male protagonist, Xie Zhenyan. Since Xie Zhenyan rarely speaks and is solitary by nature, people often misunderstand him. But he has an extraordinary talent for cultivation and is a born genius.
His cultivation is just going too smoothly. He needs a heart demon.
And Wen Qi has become the protagonist's heart demon.
As everyone knows, a heart demon's fate is rarely good. Either the protagonist gets rid of it, or the protagonist gets rid of it...
After all, that protagonist is Xie Zhenyan, who eventually becomes a god!
Wen Qi: Is there still time for me to run?
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Xie Zhenyan discovers that he has developed a heart demon. At first, he tries everything to get rid of it, but only makes things worse. The heart demon grows stronger and stronger, and all Xie Zhenyan can do is listen as it tempts him to go mad during cultivation and watch as it...
Whenever everyone misunderstands him, the heart demon stands up for him and gets worked up on his behalf, so eager to rush out of his body and curse them.
Xie Zhenyan frowns. Isn't a heart demon supposed to take the opportunity to kick him while he's down and tempt him into falling to the dark side?
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Xie Zhenyan is suspicious of the heart demon and hates it, wanting to get rid of it.
But in the end, he finds himself hoping that the heart demon inside him will never disappear.
Yet the heart demon disappears all the same. He can only watch it fade away before his eyes, without even knowing its name or what it looks like.
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Wen Qi finally returns to the real world as he wished. Two days later, the System finds him again and forcibly drags him back to the cultivation world.
The moment he opens his eyes, he meets Xie Zhenyan's sinister gaze. Wen Qi's heart skips a beat.
No one said heart demons could get beaten to death over and over!
Wen Qi steels himself. "Kill me! I'll see if I can get back!"
Xie Zhenyan: "You wish."
Wen Qi: "?"
[A taciturn, aloof, flower-like immortal master gong x a volatile heart demon shou who flares up like white phosphorus]
Theme: Find your own bright future on the road to growing up
Hmm... Seeing Gong now, my feeling is that he doesn't deserve it
Gong can forcibly imprison Shou for his own desires regardless of Shou's thoughts.
She completely ignored his body and forced her to have sex with him.
In order to make the recipient submit to his own weakness, he did not care about the lives of others
When Shou wants to do something for the court and the people, let Shou use his own body in exchange.
After escaping from death, he once wanted to ignore the court and the people.
If someone compliments someone else, they will want to kill that person.
If you help that person when you are insulted by others, even if you punish that person afterwards, isn't it still wronged to suffer the injustice you suffered at the time? What's the difference between this and hindsight?
After suffering "death", I realized that all the things I did were excessive, so why did I go there so early?
Gong is neither a qualified wise king nor a qualified lover.
I didn't go to Jiangnan because of the floods, I went there because I felt uncomfortable there.
After he found out that he was wrong, he just said verbally that he was wrong without any actual actions. I only saw him relying on his own strength and status to force others to do so.
This kind of "love" is not "love"
In this chapter, "Twelve Styles of Chasing a Wife" it is written, "When you are in doubt, admit your mistakes first, and it doesn't matter if you kneel down."
Gong's first thought was that I am the emperor and others always kneel to him. How could I let him kneel to others?
Maybe I am a modern person, and there is nothing wrong with kneeling in front of your lover (sometimes it may be a matter of taste). In addition, this itself is a mistake, and there is nothing wrong with kneeling down to admit your mistake.
But Gong's idea was this, so I don't think Gong felt that he was really wrong from beginning to end. He just didn't want to lose Shou.
If the attack in the later stage is still like this without any improvement, I suggest you change your preferences to someone else.
It will be very tiring to like such a person. He will always only have himself in his heart. Even if he says verbally that I am wrong, he will still make mistakes later.
(PS: I remember this is not the main subject? Why is it from the second chapter of V, that is, after the death escape, from the attacker's perspective? I want to see the dog training from the perspective of the subject)
It's so annoying... Why do I feel loved more and more deeply, and I still have to teach people how to apologize when I'm hurt? I don't like it, this is not a crematorium... It's just waiting for the prodigal son to come back, so humble.
I really want to change my attack. If I don't change, can I really torture myself until I'm close to death?
OiWait a minute, this script seems to be correct but a little weird (eyes moved)
So did you die in the end?
Now that I see it, I really feel that if I don't have OE, I'll just forget about it and just be beautiful.
This is the truth. Isn't this too straightforward?
This ending is too hasty, right?
Hmm... Seeing Gong now, my feeling is that he doesn't deserve it Gong can forcibly imprison Shou for his own desires regardless of Shou's thoughts. She completely ignored his body and forced her to have sex with him. In order to make the recipient submit to his own weakness, he did not care about the lives of others When Shou wants to do something for the court and the people, let Shou use his own body in exchange. After escaping from death, he once wanted to ignore the court and the people. If someone compliments someone else, they will want to kill that person. If you help that person when you are insulted by others, even if you punish that person afterwards, isn't it still wronged to suffer the injustice you suffered at the time? What's the difference between this and hindsight? After suffering "death", I realized that all the things I did were excessive, so why did I go there so early? Gong is neither a qualified wise king nor a qualified lover. I didn't go to Jiangnan because of the floods, I went there because I felt uncomfortable there. After he found out that he was wrong, he just said verbally that he was wrong without any actual actions. I only saw him relying on his own strength and status to force others to do so. This kind of "love" is not "love" In this chapter, "Twelve Styles of Chasing a Wife" it is written, "When you are in doubt, admit your mistakes first, and it doesn't matter if you kneel down." Gong's first thought was that I am the emperor and others always kneel to him. How could I let him kneel to others? Maybe I am a modern person, and there is nothing wrong with kneeling in front of your lover (sometimes it may be a matter of taste). In addition, this itself is a mistake, and there is nothing wrong with kneeling down to admit your mistake. But Gong's idea was this, so I don't think Gong felt that he was really wrong from beginning to end. He just didn't want to lose Shou. If the attack in the later stage is still like this without any improvement, I suggest you change your preferences to someone else. It will be very tiring to like such a person. He will always only have himself in his heart. Even if he says verbally that I am wrong, he will still make mistakes later. (PS: I remember this is not the main subject? Why is it from the second chapter of V, that is, after the death escape, from the attacker's perspective? I want to see the dog training from the perspective of the subject)
It's so annoying... Why do I feel loved more and more deeply, and I still have to teach people how to apologize when I'm hurt? I don't like it, this is not a crematorium... It's just waiting for the prodigal son to come back, so humble.
I really want to change my attack. If I don't change, can I really torture myself until I'm close to death?
OiWait a minute, this script seems to be correct but a little weird (eyes moved)
So did you die in the end?
Now that I see it, I really feel that if I don't have OE, I'll just forget about it and just be beautiful.
This is the truth. Isn't this too straightforward?
Is this a serious storybook? [Question mark]
Huaiyu ignored him at all, so cool