After a palace coup, his father was convicted, his mother died, and disaster threatened to strike the whole family. Mu Yao (yao) took his newborn baby sister and fled in the dead of night to seek refuge at the door of his sworn enemy, Wan Yunzhou.
The Wan family took Mu Yao in, but Wan Yunzhou had one condition: Mu Yao would have to serve him as a slave.
Mu Yao agreed.
Once his sister was settled and they had left the imperial city, the threat to Mu Yao's life was gone.
But he realized that Wan Yunzhou intended to make him his bed slave.
Mu Yao refused.
“Either you become mine, or you die. Pick one,” Wan Yunzhou said.
Mu Yao chose to run away...
Thirteen years later, Mu Yao's childhood best friend, Qing Lang, arrived in Yunchou in dire straits. He discovered that Mu Yao had become Yue Hanjiang and given himself to a man!
And that man was none other than Wan Yunzhou, whom Mu Ran had despised since childhood.
Qing Lang was utterly shocked:
“I never thought you'd fall in love with him.”
Mu Yao's expression remained calm.
“I don't love him.”
“I just don't want to leave him.”
The three things Wan Yunzhou enjoyed most in his life all had to do with Mu Yao:
First, Mu Yao, who had looked down on him, came to beg him after his family was destroyed.
Second, Mu Yao's first night belonged to him, and Mu Yao had begged him to take it.
Third, he kept Mu Yao firmly in his grasp and never let him go.
The three things that hurt Mu Yao most in his life:
First, watching his mother die and his father be killed, powerless to do anything.
Second, watching Wan Yunzhou near death, powerless to do anything.
Third, wanting to escape Wan Yunzhou, but being just as powerless...
Wan Yunzhou felt his life had been worthwhile. He had protected the person he wanted to protect and obtained the person he wanted.
Mu Yao felt that life had been hopeless, with far too many things he couldn't control or choose...
Nothing was up to him, not even life or death.
When Mu Yao refused to choose, Wan Yunzhou chose for him.
So Mu Yao was forced to have Wan Yunzhou, and in the end was forced to lose him.
He had been forced into it.
That's what he had always believed.
When they truly reached the moment of parting ways, Mu Yao's naive yet unyielding feelings finally began to waver.
Wan Zhanchun/Wan Yunzhou: a domineering, perverse emperor who is only perverse toward Yue Hanjiang (for real)
Mu Yao/Mu Ranzhi (Yue Hanjiang): cold on the outside, soft-hearted, and supremely skilled in martial arts, but completely unable to resist Wan Zhanchun alone (not really)
[This story is set in a fictional world, with a happy ending]
[Updated daily, 3,000 to 6,000+ words], the complete story will be finished!
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[Content warnings]
* The top isn't entirely chaste and has a past of losing himself to madness. Readers who require a chaste top, proceed with caution.
* The top is perverse and loveless early on, and the romance develops slowly. Proceed with caution if that bothers you.
(Please don't judge the characters by the standards of normal people, because not all of them are normal.)
* The characters' values do not represent the author's. Please read with an open mind.
Theme: Good and evil are always repaid, if not by heaven, then by people.
So awesome, this stream of consciousness [starry eye][starry eye][starry eye]
[ Covering face and laughing and crying ] In this chapter, I would like to insert a digression that suddenly occurred to me. The queen hated the emperor and the prince because she was forced by the emperor to have a prince. So why did she have a second child and she didn't hate him?
I wish you a speedy recovery and good health [let me be healthy] [let me be healthy]
Keep updating, keep up the good work, it looks good.
I laughed again, really
Wan Nijun feels a little confused about the current situation with Han Jiang, and why Wan Nijun didn't ask why and asked Hanjiang to kneel down and apologize? It was obviously Ye Jihen who had the murderous intention first. I felt they were a little more equal before, but now I still feel
Just like Han Jiang's discomfort at that moment, it was not for Ye but for Wan.
Why would Nian Nian still regard Wan Zhanjun as her brother after knowing her life experience? If she knew her life experience, she should know that her brother's name was Mu Yao, and the person who helped her at that time was named Wan. In this case, she should have mistaken Wan for Mu, or she knew that Wan was the person who saved her at that time, but still regarded him as her brother, and then because she didn't know that Han Jiang was Mu, she chose Wan among the two; but wasn't she very smart, didn't she have no guesses about Han Jiang's identity? She should know that there is no good thing for no reason, or she actually thought that Han Jiang was sent by Wan to protect her, so she still chose Wan after being entangled, or she already knew that Han Jiang was Mu, but because of many years of love, she still chose Wan?
Can there be more updates? It's not enough.
This Xuanyuan Jiming shouldn't be the person Master Kuang is looking for, although his age and gender should roughly match him.
Is this right? My feeling is that in the end, those who say they have no reservations will first abandon or betray each other intentionally or unintentionally, while those who have reservations at the beginning end up giving everything.
So awesome, this stream of consciousness [starry eye][starry eye][starry eye]
[ Covering face and laughing and crying ] In this chapter, I would like to insert a digression that suddenly occurred to me. The queen hated the emperor and the prince because she was forced by the emperor to have a prince. So why did she have a second child and she didn't hate him?
I wish you a speedy recovery and good health [let me be healthy] [let me be healthy]
Keep updating, keep up the good work, it looks good.
I laughed again, really
Wan Nijun feels a little confused about the current situation with Han Jiang, and why Wan Nijun didn't ask why and asked Hanjiang to kneel down and apologize? It was obviously Ye Jihen who had the murderous intention first. I felt they were a little more equal before, but now I still feel Just like Han Jiang's discomfort at that moment, it was not for Ye but for Wan.
Why would Nian Nian still regard Wan Zhanjun as her brother after knowing her life experience? If she knew her life experience, she should know that her brother's name was Mu Yao, and the person who helped her at that time was named Wan. In this case, she should have mistaken Wan for Mu, or she knew that Wan was the person who saved her at that time, but still regarded him as her brother, and then because she didn't know that Han Jiang was Mu, she chose Wan among the two; but wasn't she very smart, didn't she have no guesses about Han Jiang's identity? She should know that there is no good thing for no reason, or she actually thought that Han Jiang was sent by Wan to protect her, so she still chose Wan after being entangled, or she already knew that Han Jiang was Mu, but because of many years of love, she still chose Wan?
Can there be more updates? It's not enough.
This Xuanyuan Jiming shouldn't be the person Master Kuang is looking for, although his age and gender should roughly match him.
Is this right? My feeling is that in the end, those who say they have no reservations will first abandon or betray each other intentionally or unintentionally, while those who have reservations at the beginning end up giving everything.