Jiang Jizhou passed away and became the notorious last emperor of Dajing Kingdom.
In the original work, after this foolish king married the princess of the enemy country, he even forced the male protagonist who was sent by the enemy country to be a hostage and made him his male favorite.
"One female and one male, both enter the purple palace." The erotic news spread throughout the world.
In the end, the Hunjun was destroyed by the blackened Luo Changchuan and tortured to death.
Looking at the beautiful young man with eyes full of hatred in front of him, Jiang Jizhou broke into a cold sweat: It's still too late to clear his name now!
Luo Changchuan was abandoned by the enemy king?
He is a king who teaches the way of being a king on the spot.
Luo Changchuan was humiliated by others and used sex as a waiter?
He showed Luo Changchuan's strategy in court and slapped everyone in the face.
Luo Changchuan said that the harem's interference in politics is not good for the country?
He disbanded the harem despite the condemnation from all over the world.
All the civil and military officials in the dynasty said that Your Majesty was raising tigers to create trouble and pampered the princes of the enemy countries to the point of being lawless.
When the two-year proton period expired, Jiang Jizhou sent Luo Changchuan back to his homeland overnight.
"We should avoid the original ending now, right?" Jiang Jizhou thought proudly while lying on the dragon chair.
A few years later, an urgent report came from the border——
The new emperor whom he had trained with his own hands broke through the barrier with 300,000 cavalry.
The two faced each other, Luo Changchuan pressed him against the wall, and there was an undercurrent in his eyes that Jiang Jizhou couldn't understand:
"Didn't Your Majesty teach me? - If you want something, grab it yourself."
Blood-stained fingertips touched the emperor's trembling lips: "Of course... Including you."
Jiang Jizhou:! ! !
White Cut Black Attack x Emperor Shou
Intention: Even if you are trapped in the darkness, never forget to look up at the stars