After Returning from Ancient Times, I Dumped the Dog Emperor

Ji Qing spent his entire life as the emperor’s bedmate. He lived cautiously, currying favor with the emperor and putting on an act of true love, so convincing that he even fooled himself, all to keep his family alive.

Sadly, he died in misery.

Only after his death did he suddenly remember that he wasn’t from this era at all. He had come here from the modern world.

Ji Qing transmigrated back from ancient times. Now, he is neither a wicked favorite who beguiles and manipulates the emperor, nor a bewitching empress who uses her beauty to serve men.

He is the second young master of the Ji family of Huaicheng, cherished by his whole family, a headstrong and carefree, proud and bold young man with a rebellious streak at heart.

The feudal system is deadly. After coming back, Ji Qing immediately put that damn emperor out of his mind and completely let loose, eating, drinking, having fun, and enjoying life to the fullest.

One day, he suddenly discovered that the damn emperor had transmigrated back along with him.

Ji Qing gave a cold laugh, then finally got to unleash every word he’d been too afraid to say in his previous life, cursing out that feudal relic to his face and getting sweet revenge for the suffering he’d endured under imperial rule.

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As an emperor destined to go down in history, Shang Huaiyu’s greatest regret in life was that his beloved died young.

Fortunately, after his death, he unexpectedly transmigrated a thousand years into the future and saw his long-deceased lover again. Overcome with excitement, he rushed over and took his hand.

Shang Huaiyu thought Ji Qing had transmigrated a thousand years into the future just like him.

But Ji Qing only glanced at him quietly, gently pried his hand away, and exuded an air of distant indifference.

“Sir, you have the wrong person.”

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In Shang Huaiyu’s eyes, Ji Qing was a gentle, considerate lover who never cared about status, power, or position, and whose eyes were filled with love for him.

Shang Huaiyu had always believed Ji Qing loved him desperately. It was only after arriving in the modern world that he learned Ji Qing had been acting the whole time.

The real Ji Qing drinks, races cars, goes clubbing, and loves extreme sports.

He soars freely on the racetrack;

he tests the line between life and death on sheer cliffs;

he dances gracefully amid the glittering lights and revelry of nightclubs.

That was a side of him Shang Huaiyu had never seen.

Theme: Loving someone does not mean keeping them confined. It means giving them freedom.