The Man I Picked Up Turned Out to Be the Regent

Nan Xing transmigrated into a book one day, becoming an extremely, extremely, extremely insignificant cannon-fodder character in the story.

One day, while Nan Xing was gathering herbs in the mountains, he found a badly injured man.

Nan Xing brought him home and treated his wounds.

He had no idea that the man he had saved was the regent, a man who wielded power over the entire court.

The regent's subordinates came looking for their master, only to witness this scene.

The regent, feared by everyone throughout the court, was feeding chickens in the yard. Nan Xing stood to one side directing him: "The roof is leaking a little. Don't forget to fix it after you feed the chickens."

The regent answered gently, "All right."

The subordinate hurriedly looked up at the sky. He hadn't seen anything. He hadn't heard anything.

Nan Xing had just stepped outside when he ran into soldiers who had come to capture bandits. Worried about the man at home, Nan Xing immediately ran back, only to find a yard full of soldiers kneeling.

The usually gentle man was sternly scolding the soldiers, who were trembling with fear.

As soon as he saw Nan Xing, the man went over and took the things in his hands, speaking gently: "Xing'er, you're back. I've already cleaned out the chicken coop."

The soldiers filling the yard: Who are we? Where are we?

Only then did Nan Xing realize that the man he had saved wasn't a bandit, but the regent himself.

[Cover artist: Zhong Qing, Ding Feng Bo]

Theme: Love is everywhere in life