Rui Zhen: "If you don't kill me, one day I will take your life with my own hands!"
Rong Xuan: "I swear to protect you for the rest of my life, with no divided loyalties!"
Prince Ye: "Your realm is mine, and so are you."
On the day his country fell, Chen King Rui Zhen swore a terrible oath in a hall awash with blood.
The hatred of a fallen nation and a ruined family, and the ties between ruler and subject, seemed to leave him caught between two impossible choices.
But while the mantis stalks the cicada, the oriole waits behind. When all the dust has settled, we shall see who claims the prize!
So this is a tangled story between one king, another king who destroyed his country, and a guard.
Also: I recently realized that, if the story develops naturally, some readers may find it angsty... Please proceed with caution...
A new story! A scheming top with charming, peach-blossom eyes and a naturally innocent little medium as the bottom.
An ancient-style danmei food story, happy ending, no angst, complete.
Another long fanfic, complete.
A series of short fanfics in the style of the original, with an ambiguous romance, complete.
Theme:
Although I knew the ending would be a tragedy after reading the beginning, I was still a little depressed. Why did Ruizhen refuse to commit suicide/escape? It is clear that there is no hope of revenge or restoration of the country.
Another question is, why did he control Rong to do those murderous things in the beginning? Obviously you are willing to do it. Later this seemed to be of no use.
The two people who traveled far away left me speechless. They had no moral integrity at all. Those who have moral integrity are just like their parents.
Ruizhen should have died as early as when the Chen Kingdom was destroyed. After delaying it for so long, it was just lingering and only increasing the pain. However, the later he died, the greater the harm to King Ye, and he was somewhat avenged for the country's destruction.
Can I say that my cute little gong gets what I want? Can I say that this torture suits me very well? Can I say that your writing is good, Mr. Chu? Can I say that this ending makes me so happy?... Okay, I admit that torturing the body and mind is my favorite cuteness, and I am a rotten girl with a bad taste!
"Why Mao" is a tragedy. I have read almost all of Chu Jun's other articles. They are all comedies. I thought the style of writing was very to my liking, so I started reading this one. But why is it a tragedy? ? ? ?
Also: Looking at the author's words at the end of the extra chapter, it seems that he has the intention to turn this article into a happy one?
Big. . . So well written! I feel so pitiful for all three of them. . . Are you your real mother? ! Ah. .
Even though he is an omnipotent king, there is always one thing he cannot get.
I still cried when I saw it at the end. He was very persistent in revenge and used death to prove that he had won. Let that person live in pain for the rest of his life.
Both Rong Xuan and Rui Zhen left. Only King Ye is left, living alone. This will also be a lifetime of abuse for him. Alas, you will always taste the consequences of what you sow.
In fact, the essence of this article is the story of the destruction of the country, kidnapping, imprisonment, and sexual torture. In the end, the king's knight was killed, and the king was sexually tortured to death by another king. . . . . .
I love reading pornographic stories! ! ! ! I also love watching tragedies! ! ! ! This article is right up my alley! ! ! Quack, quack, quack! ! ! !
I hope you can write sadistic articles again (in an ancient style)! !
I felt quite confused after reading this article, but I couldn't cry.
Although I knew the ending would be a tragedy after reading the beginning, I was still a little depressed. Why did Ruizhen refuse to commit suicide/escape? It is clear that there is no hope of revenge or restoration of the country. Another question is, why did he control Rong to do those murderous things in the beginning? Obviously you are willing to do it. Later this seemed to be of no use. The two people who traveled far away left me speechless. They had no moral integrity at all. Those who have moral integrity are just like their parents.
Ruizhen should have died as early as when the Chen Kingdom was destroyed. After delaying it for so long, it was just lingering and only increasing the pain. However, the later he died, the greater the harm to King Ye, and he was somewhat avenged for the country's destruction.
Can I say that my cute little gong gets what I want? Can I say that this torture suits me very well? Can I say that your writing is good, Mr. Chu? Can I say that this ending makes me so happy?... Okay, I admit that torturing the body and mind is my favorite cuteness, and I am a rotten girl with a bad taste!
"Why Mao" is a tragedy. I have read almost all of Chu Jun's other articles. They are all comedies. I thought the style of writing was very to my liking, so I started reading this one. But why is it a tragedy? ? ? ? Also: Looking at the author's words at the end of the extra chapter, it seems that he has the intention to turn this article into a happy one?
Big. . . So well written! I feel so pitiful for all three of them. . . Are you your real mother? ! Ah. .
Even though he is an omnipotent king, there is always one thing he cannot get.
I still cried when I saw it at the end. He was very persistent in revenge and used death to prove that he had won. Let that person live in pain for the rest of his life.
Both Rong Xuan and Rui Zhen left. Only King Ye is left, living alone. This will also be a lifetime of abuse for him. Alas, you will always taste the consequences of what you sow.
In fact, the essence of this article is the story of the destruction of the country, kidnapping, imprisonment, and sexual torture. In the end, the king's knight was killed, and the king was sexually tortured to death by another king. . . . . .
I love reading pornographic stories! ! ! ! I also love watching tragedies! ! ! ! This article is right up my alley! ! ! Quack, quack, quack! ! ! ! I hope you can write sadistic articles again (in an ancient style)! ! I felt quite confused after reading this article, but I couldn't cry.