Shang Luoran discovers that he's merely an emperor who serves as a background character in a harem novel.
The real protagonist is Wen Xuejing, an enemy-state hostage whom he constantly mistreats and forces to marry a general.
The chancellor loves Wen Xuejing and is willing to betray his country for him. The general loves Wen Xuejing and wants to conquer the world for him. The emperor's younger brother loves Wen Xuejing and offers him the throne.
Shang Luoran's purpose is to make life difficult for Wen Xuejing while he's alive, and to bring Wen Xuejing together with the chancellor and general. After he dies, he gives his younger brother an excuse to get close to Wen Xuejing and fall in love with him. Even his dynasty is handed over to Wen Xuejing by the chancellor, the general, and his younger brother.
Shang Luoran: "..."
I think this is unreasonable.
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To quietly stay alive and preserve his dynasty's fortunes, Shang Luoran decides to strike at the root of the problem:
As long as Wen Xuejing turns into a fat, lazy, muscular, straight stinker, nobody will be so obsessed with him that they go mad or destroy my country for him!
When Wen Xuejing is ill and refuses to take his medicine, Shang Luoran selflessly steps in and pours the bitter medicine into his mouth himself.
When Wen Xuejing is as weak as a willow and faints, Shang Luoran takes the lead, carries him away, and orders him to train every day to build his strength.
When Wen Xuejing is emaciated and frail, Shang Luoran leads by example, personally making sure he eats 150 kilograms of beef a day.
Thanks to Shang Luoran's careful training, Wen Xuejing grows stronger and taller by the day.
Shang Luoran: I've successfully eliminated every trick this little vixen had for seducing people!
Wen Xuejing: He loves me so much.
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Much later, Wen Xuejing, now the new emperor of the enemy state, storms into the imperial bedchamber in the middle of the night.
One man and one horse, like swords slicing through wind and snow.
Shang Luoran cowers on the dragon bed, trembling. "Y-You came to take revenge on me?"
The new emperor kneels, lowering his head to kiss the little emperor's hand.
"No. I've come to take Your Majesty home as my bride."
A thick-headed, carefree little emperor shou x a sickly beauty hostage gong who is fed into becoming a powerful gong
Coming soon: I Swear to Protect My Master's Honor
Ye Zhoumian argues with an unscrupulous author for three days and three nights over his favorite character, nearly making sparks fly off his keyboard.
In Ye Zhoumian's eyes, Ning Chunchi has a tragic past, but he's still kind, gentle, and resilient, untainted by the corruption around him. He has fallen into the abyss again and again, only to climb out by himself.
Who knew that when Ning Chunchi was just one step away from ascending to immortality, the main plot would fall apart?
Ning Chunchi's best friend falls in love with him, several of his disciples have designs on him, and the greatest villain in the whole book wants to join with him in body and soul.
Ye Zhoumian's eyes widen in shock. Ning Chunchi cultivates the Heartless Path!
After three days of arguing in the comments, the author finally snaps back: You don't understand the Heartless Path at all!
Ye Zhoumian is furious: You don't understand Ning Chunchi at all!!!
The author replies: If you know so much, why don't you write it yourself? :)
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Ye Zhoumian transmigrates into the book and becomes one of the same-named cannon-fodder scum gongs who obstruct Ning Chunchi's ascension.
At the time, the cannon-fodder scum gong is still a tiny kid who doesn't even reach Ning Chunchi's waist.
Ye Zhoumian swears to protect Ning Chunchi's honor.
When Ning Chunchi is about to drink wine that's been drugged, Ye Zhoumian snatches the cup and downs it in two gulps, blushing as he says, "Thank you, Master."
When Ning Chunchi's brotherly bond is about to turn into something more, Ye Zhoumian tugs on Ning Chunchi's sleeve. "Master, I don't approve of this marriage!"
By the time Ye Zhoumian grows up, Ning Chunchi is finally just one step away from ascending to immortality.
Ye Zhoumian suddenly remembers there's one more plot point he hasn't followed. He finds the great demon king and says, prepared to die, "Take me instead. Leave my Master alone."
After the demon king, desperate for company, keeps him confined for half a year, Ye Zhoumian is stunned.
Can someone tell him why this demon king has the exact same face as Ning Chunchi?
Sunny and cheerful shou x beautiful, sweet-on-the-outside, dark-on-the-inside gong
The shou's rose-colored glasses about the gong are unbelievably thick. He doesn't realize the gong is sweet-on-the-outside and dark-on-the-inside at first, and thinks the gong is the best person in the world.
My friend's upcoming novel:
The Master in the Flowerpot by Shenshen Han
Theme: Be careful and thoughtful in matters of the heart
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The writing is very good at the beginning, and the characters are well established, but the later part is so rushed, the emotions change too quickly, and the ending is hasty?
I stayed up late to finish reading it. The story is a good one, but I feel that some parts were too omitted. The snow in this life is just a tool, and it has no promotion effect on Shou's feelings. It can't be seen that Shou likes the snow in this life. In the later period, Konyuki disappeared and completely disappeared. The feeling that Shou will fall in love with Konyuki is all based on the memory of the past life, but the snow in the memory of the past life also makes people unable to feel the change in Shou's feelings. In the previous article, it seems that Shou suddenly fell in love with Shou because of the few times he fell asleep. On the way up, I saw the mirror at the end and realized that it turned out that Shou had been with him more than those few times in the past life. After reading it, I didn't know if Jin Xue had any past life memories, when did he have it, and how did Qian Xue find Shou. Also, Qin and Huo did nothing when they caught Shou. They just said that the two of them conspired, but did not write about why they colluded and why they split up. Also, Shou dreamed that the Prime Minister General liked Xue very well and gave the throne to Xue. Didn't they like Shou? Was that dream real or fake? And that younger brother, I wrote about how good they were, but then he immediately rebelled. Why did he rebel? After reading the whole article, I felt like it was just an outline article, and then expanded on the important plot, and other places were briefly mentioned. Many people became tool people just to promote the existence of the plot. After reading it, the one who impressed me the most and had the most favorable impression was actually Qin Xiang. I felt that it was a pity for Qin Xiang. I saw that there were many people in front of Qin Xiang, and it is clear that Qin Xiang also liked it. After becoming prime minister, why not get rid of that Gu insect? Wouldn't this just lead to a happy ending? There are also some plots that cannot be given special meaning without reading them. The above is all nonsense that I stayed up late to read the article. Any mistakes are my fault before going to bed. What does it have to do with me when I wake up_(:з∠)_
Alas, it's a pity that I feel that the story is not finished yet, and many things have not been explained clearly. The sweet love between Proton and the Emperor has not been written yet.
I just finished reading it in one go and I want to say something. I came in because of the copywriting, and I thought it should have a good plot according to the copywriting. However, later on, I started to dream and even the dream was linked to reality. After thinking about it, I accepted it. I thought it was rebirth. Moreover, because both of them had red moles behind their ears, they were even reborn as the little emperor of the "enemy country". It would be a self-defeat. You can think about it. It turns out that there are other emotions involved, the little general, the little prime minister, and his younger brother Orthopedics. It's not impossible to be bloody in the Shura field, right? But in the end, the plot turned into a fantasy. I was really dumbfounded by the setting of the ghost town. I don't know whether the author lacked writing skills or it was too long and the original setting outline was forgotten or something. It felt like a meteorite rain forced the ending. It's really a pity for the previous setting.
The ending is really too fast
How to say it? After watching it, I felt that the ending was so sudden. When describing the dream and the extramarital, weren't there some scars and the hairpins sold by the little emperor to prove that it really happened in the same life? Why do you say it's the past life and this life again? It was weird, but I continued reading it anyway. After all, I quite liked the setting in the Ghost City. But I still don't think it's clear how Xue's memories are connected. (The last extra story really made me very upset! I really wanted an if line. After Qin Xiang successfully took revenge on the Qin family, he and the little emperor met in a restaurant on the first day of a certain month, and used people like the waiter to let the little emperor know that Qin Xiang came here to wait on the first day of every month. Then the little emperor did not lose his love for Qin Xiang, and they looked at each other with tears...)
Congratulations on the ending, but I feel like the ending is a bit rushed and sloppy, which is a pity. I really want to know the complete details of the story~
I stayed up late to read it. I don't know why but I feel a little bit sad but I'm also a little happy.
The ending was a bit rushed, different from what I expected.