On Feeding My Important Court Official

After transmigrating, Yan Bo found himself in a palace intrigue novel, playing a treacherous minister at the side of a foolish emperor.

This treacherous minister was delicate and frail, the sort who looked as if he could be knocked over with a touch. He panted every three steps and coughed up blood every five. Yet he was ruthless, forming factions, purging dissenters, and bringing disaster to the realm. His face might as well have had the word "evil" written all over it.

When Yan Bo arrived, less than an hour remained before the rebels would behead him.

For the sake of his own life, Yan Bo had no choice but to grit his teeth and invite his predecessor's archenemy, a man commanding a mighty army, back into the fray.

But the moment they met, he immediately turned to run.

The white-haired, red-eyed man stood with his robes loosely open, his tall frame crouched in the cramped imperial prison. His scarlet eyes, like a wolf's, were fixed on Yan Bo. The hand gripping his chains strained until the veins stood out, excitement held in check by a tight rein.

"You smell so delicious."

Yan Bo fell silent for a moment, then crouched down to meet his gaze. He exposed his long, graceful neck, white as jade, and said coldly, "Help me, and I'll feed you."

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The young emperor had two living Yamas at his side.

One was the governor of the Imperial Eunuch Bureau, who had raised the young emperor. He was righteous and noble, untouchable as a deity.

The other was an ill-omened son with white hair and red eyes, who acted like a rabid dog but had been entrusted by the late king with the vital task of protecting the nation.

The court ministers were constantly torn over which of them was the loyal one and which the treacherous one.

Until one day, the young emperor discovered that A-Bo, the person he trusted most, had secretly gotten together with someone else behind his back...

Young emperor: "..."

His gaze turned cold. He was unhappy.

Important warnings:

1. A reverse harem showdown (?).

2. Some not-quite-human creatures appear.

3. The main focus is melodramatic romance.

4. The shou's body is that of a real eunuch.

5. The gong and shou begin as political enemies. They start out trying to kill each other and fall in love later. No angst or heartbreak.

6. Some characters, not the leads, will turn evil.

P.S. Updates at 11 p.m. Delays may happen if I get stuck.

Fearsome, dignified fox-spirit eunuch governor shou x white-haired, not-quite-human dog gong

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Theme: Exploring how complex and changeable feelings can be.