Tyrant

Copywriting: Yin Zhi was the eldest son of Emperor Qianyuan of the Wei Dynasty. He was appointed crown prince at the age of two. He was arrogant, domineering, mean and ungrateful by nature. Until he was slandered by traitors and rebelled, his father was angry and deposed him as the prince. His mother's family was implicated in the massacre, and he himself was imprisoned in the clan mansion. The noble crown prince instantly became a street rat. The courtiers avoided Yin Zhi, and even the crown prince who kept saying they loved him left him. When Yin Zhi was imprisoned in the Zongren Mansion waiting to die, only Jiang Xuan came to see him. Jiang Xuan is the younger brother of his former princess and his companion. Yin Zhi was desperate at that time. Facing Jiang Xuan who came to visit him, he smiled meanly: "The master has fallen, but the dog didn't find another master?" Jiang Xuan lowered his eyes and said: "You will always be my His Highness." No one understood that Jiang Xuan would rather break with his father and brother than follow the deposed prince. It was not until three years later that Emperor Qianyuan restored the crown prince and Yin Zhi made a comeback. On the day he ascended the throne, Yin Zhi asked Jiang Xuan what he wanted. Jiang Xuan's expression was complicated, and he said after a long time: "I have no other wish. I only want peace in the world and clear seas and rivers." In this way, "the king is a saint and his ministers are virtuous" for a lifetime, with Yin Zhi sitting in the Weiyang Palace and Jiang Xuan fighting on the battlefield. Together, the two created an era in which "all nations come to court". Before dying, Yin Zhi looked back on his life: He seizes the throne, kills rebellious ministers, drives out powerful enemies from outside, and slaughters family members internally, but he will never be inferior to the great ancestor. In his later years, he sought immortality, played political tricks, forced the prince to commit suicide, his relatives interfered in politics, and there were many eunuchs. Fortunately, he changed his ways late and paved the way for the new prince. Throughout his life, seven points of merit and three points of fault. Because of his experience as the deposed prince, he has always been sensitive, suspicious, and violent, tormenting his subjects, his son, and everyone he disliked. If he still felt a little guilty in his heart... Maybe it was for Jiang Xuan. Once drunk, the two rolled together in a daze. Since then, they have maintained an unspoken relationship. Later, he arranged for Jiang Xuan to marry him, but Jiang Xuan refused to obey the order and turned around to lead his troops on an expedition. Until Jiang Xuan died in the battle, Yin Zhi was not able to see him for the last time. Jiang Xuan's lieutenant brought back a gift bag to Yin Zhi, which contained a note: "The contract between life and death lasts for thirty years, and I have been deeply grateful for fifteen years. My heart is towards the bright moon, and I ask you if you know." Yin Zhi naturally knew, but in the past he did not dare to know, nor did he want to know. Because of betrayal, Yin Zhi never wanted to believe in people's hearts, but Jiang Xuan spent his whole life proving his love and loyalty to Yin Zhi. It's a pity that the love of ancient and modern times is endless, and the debts of romance are difficult to repay. Yin Zhi opened his eyes again and found himself back when he had just been restored to the throne. This romantic debt must be repaid by him after all. The copy was written on October 19, 2023 and has been archived. The title copy needs to be revised and perfected. Reading tips: 1. Yin Zhi was a real scumbag in his previous life, so scumbag that both humans and gods were outraged. The beautiful and powerful emperor attacks and the gentle and jade-like general suffers 2. I want to try writing sweet articles. If it's not sweet, don't hit me. Go 1v1 in both directions. Career and emotional lines coexist. 3. The verses in the copy are not original and will be marked after the copy is perfected. Purpose: Cherish the people in front of you