After his dynasty fell and his family was destroyed, Xiao Changle, the crown prince of the former dynasty, watched his closest friend, Jun Weiyang, ascend the throne. Xiao Changle escaped death, took the assumed name Ye Wumian, and founded the City That Never Sleeps. He abducted Jun Weiyang's month-old son and raised him as his own, vowing to make Jun Weiyang pay for his blood debts.
Eighteen years later, Ye Xingchen, the young lord of the City That Never Sleeps, approaches Jun Weiyang at his father's command. Ye Wumian orders him to treat Jun Weiyang as a father and win his favor, becoming the person Jun Weiyang trusts and cherishes most. Then he must betray Jun Weiyang without mercy and kill him with his own hands, just as Jun Weiyang once betrayed Xiao Changle.
So Ye Xingchen becomes Jun Weiyang's personal guard and is unexpectedly drawn into Tianqi's struggle over the throne, where he meets the heirs of two princes.
Ye Wumian: "I raised him for eighteen years for this day's reckoning. Killing him outright would be no fun. I want to watch father and son meet and grow close, then turn on each other and tear each other apart."
Jun Weiyang: "Whenever I see him, my heart fills with joy. Even though I know he has ulterior motives, I can't help wanting to let him off the hook."
Jun Zhongshen: "I don't know why, but the moment I see him, I want to pick on him. But when I see him humiliated or hurt, I can't help wanting to protect him. It's baffling. I love him and hate him."
Jun Zhongfeng: "Don't ask. Our birth charts are incompatible, and he's destined to be my undoing."
Amid a tangle of truths and lies, reality and illusion, countless grudges and grievances make right and wrong impossible to distinguish.
A young man's journey through the martial world, his country's hatred and family feuds: singing as he goes, walking on with ease.
Theme: A young man's journey through the martial world, his country's hatred and family feuds: singing as he goes, walking on with ease.
I am really unhappy and depressed. This... Doesn't have the standard of a symbolic emperor, so the future of a country is just left to the male protagonist? So careless? If one were to choose a taller one among the short ones, Jun Jiufeng would be the only one among the three of them (probably because they were not exposed too much). Fortunately, I am an outsider. Fortunately, Tianqi is in a superior position. Other countries are also stupid.
To be honest, although killing is wrong, I more agree with Jun Jiuyi. His mentor and his biological mother had been dependent on each other for so many years, so why did he get in the eyes of his biological mother? Alas, this is just the background of the plot. This male protagonist reminded me of another novel.
So let her compete with her brother. Losing or winning is better than dying now. There is always a queen.
Although the princess is pitiful and no one wants her, this is a novel without cp!
Brave, good! The style of a great country
It hurts to see Xiaoye like this
Xiao Ye was bullied so badly.
Ah ah ah, when will the new article be published?
Happy New Year(?▽?)
Ah!! I just realized that it's over. How can you bear it, madam? I still want to continue watching Little Stars! However, if my wife writes new articles, I will continue to follow them. All in all, I want to read the articles written by my wife.