I Want the Prince's Ending to Be Bad

Ren Quxing is an assassin, but he isn't very bright and tends to stick stubbornly to one course of action.

One day, he receives a mission to retrieve a treasured sword from Prince Yong, but is captured by Prince Qin, Yong's sworn enemy.

Prince Qin is known as the Rakshasa of Hell. He is ruthless and merciless, and rumors say he eats raw flesh and drinks blood, even devouring people alive.

Ren Quxing arrives at Prince Qin's residence, never forgetting his mission. He lies low by Prince Qin's side, taking a blade for him and making him soup so he won't become suspicious...

Everyone says Prince Qin has gained a new attendant, and they all insist the man won't last three days. But who could have guessed that, as the days go by, Prince Qin would ascend the throne and Ren Quxing would become a high-ranking official, second to none?

Then one day, his mission is exposed. The court officials all accuse Ren Quxing and beg Prince Qin to eliminate him and his accomplices.

His accomplice says, "Prince Qin treats you so well. He definitely won't come after us."

Ren Quxing thinks so too, at least a little. But in the blink of an eye, Prince Qin has slaughtered his accomplices and harmed his own kin.

At that moment, Ren Quxing understands. No matter how well Prince Qin treats him, he will always choose his empire.

After that day, Ren Quxing says he is going out for a walk. Then, right in front of Prince Qin, he perishes together with those villains and gets the treasured sword.

His mission is complete. Everything is over.

He wants Prince Qin to live the rest of his life consumed by regret.

This is the bad ending he chooses for Prince Qin.

Theme: Going against the current.