After Becoming the Cure for a Sickly Tyrant

1. In the third year since the new king was crowned in the Xingqi Dynasty, the new emperor was diagnosed with a strange illness. His temperament grew even more eccentric and violent, stirring up even greater resentment among the people. To preserve their rule, the ministers of the cabinet had no choice but to publicly seek a "cure." A medicine that could cure the tyrant's strange affliction. And the pheromones of an Omega who could stir the tyrant Alpha's heart. Sang Yan didn't think much of it. After watching the news, he picked up his bag and headed to work as usual. But halfway there, he went into heat. When he woke up, he was already in the resplendent imperial palace. Who could have guessed that I was the cure? 2. He was a patient, but he certainly lived up to his title as a tyrant. This sickly new emperor was truly impossible to please. When Sang Yan brought him medicine, he knocked the bowl to the floor. When they bathed together, he made Sang Yan do all the soaking alone. When Sang Yan attended him in bed, he kicked him onto the floor in the middle of the night. He even forbade Sang Yan from wearing clothes when he came to the palace. Sang Yan, honored as the empress but bullied every day, was so furious he tried to brainwash himself: "I can't kill him, I can't kill him, I can't kill him... Regicide is a grave crime that gets three generations of your family executed." Until one night, as he tucked the new emperor into bed, he accidentally woke the sickly ruler. He expected to be punished as usual, but the man only pulled him tightly into his arms and said: "Yanyan, there's a ghost by my side." 3. Later, the new emperor's strange illness was cured, and the Xingqi Dynasty flourished once more under effective rule. One night, Zhou Jiheng caressed Sang Yan's increasingly prominent belly. Before he could voice his feelings, Sang Yan kicked him right off the bed. "Surprised?" Sang Yan clutched the covers and grinned smugly. "Good. You deserve it, my emperor." *Blurb subject to revision, but this is more or less the core idea. Theme: Sincerity begets sincerity.