Female version:
Is power the antidote to suffering?
Zhou Chongying didn't know.
But she knew that this was the only reason why she could stand in this troubled world.
So what is the antidote to power?
Male version:
In the eleventh year of Jianyuan's reign, an envoy from Da Qi died mysteriously on his way to Ningzhou. The northwest has always been turbulent, and this time it aroused the emperor's anger and determination to pacify the northwest. The result was the Ningzhou Rebellion in the twelfth year of Jianyuan.
Murong Yao's adoptive parents died in that turmoil. He didn't know whether the imperial court planned or acquiesced in the massacre. Did Ningzhou Xingdusi make his own decision, or did the Qi court use the death of the envoy as an excuse to deliberately disregard human lives and frighten the northwest?
He entered the palace as the prince of Wudinghou and the son of Princess Huiyi, just to take revenge on all those who had participated in this massacre. Especially the right commander of Jin Yiwei, Zhou Chongying, who he had personally heard ordering the arrest of all suspicious people in the Ningzhou capital.
In the end, he was still hopelessly bound to her, and he was happy with her absurdity, darkness, and gloominess.
Reading guide:
1. The heroine is five years older than the hero
2. The heroine is indeed a villain
Purpose: World peace