People say that he is the god of war who looks like a god in heaven, and can be called "the shadow of a star", so he is named "Zhao Ying";
However, "Zhaoying" does not mean "to shine", but "Zhaoying" - the disaster of Zhaoying
He is the son of an adulterer, and is not tolerated by his biological father. He has been in the killer camp since he was a child, walking on thin ice, and he has become a murderous god every step of the way.
Just like the pun name of "Zhaoying", he is originally a combination of gods and demons, and the sad fate is interpreted into beauty in his hands.
"Brother Imperial, you only have lust for me, no love, but you have never seen it clearly."
"What does 'love' mean to you?"
"My love is that I would rather destroy the world, shed blood, and sacrifice myself to make the other person happy. If you want the country, I will take it for you. You would rather kill your father and love your brother, and never recover. If you want to avenge your father and brother, I will die, so I will follow your wish, enter your game, and be tortured by you slowly until you die."
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The first half of this article is mainly about palace battles. It tells how the protagonist breaks through the deadlocks and develops power without using gold fingers. The protagonist is good-looking and has pros and cons. No emperor or prince falls in love with the protagonist at first sight and goes through fire and water for him. The protagonist climbs to a high position entirely by his own efforts, so it basically describes the intrigues in the palace. At the beginning, the protagonist's role is similar to that of a supporting role. . .
In the second half, when the protagonist becomes more powerful, he starts to focus on love affairs. Okay, in summary, this is an article with nothing cute. Write to entertain yourself.
By the way, Yuli was originally the protagonist's name. I typed it in without seeing it clearly when I was posting, only to find out that the person asked to fill in was a pen name, and that's what happened. . .
This is the second volume of "The Killing Bureau". It is a separate story. I will write it out first and fill it in later.