The Imperial Master Tortured Me Thousands of Times

Chu Zhiyuan, the disciple of Emperor Dayan, was an important minister appointed by the late emperor to assist the government. He worked hard for the people of the country and did not dare to slack off day and night. However, the young master he wholeheartedly supported was a helpless Adou. He had been in charge for less than three years. He favored eunuchs and indulged in drinking and sex. Chu Zhiyuan's repeated admonitions failed, and instead aroused suspicion. There were treacherous traitors in the court who took advantage of the separation between the monarch and his ministers and secretly carried out poisonous schemes to frame him. A generation of emperors and masters finally ended up wrapped in straw mats. When he was reborn, Chu Zhiyuan had just received the tiger talisman given by the late emperor. With heavy troops in hand, the Chief Assistant turned around and rose up directly: "Since you can't do it well, Emperor, just replace it with someone else." A splashing night, a rebellious sky. There was a darkness of heads outside the palace, and Chu Zhiyuan entered the little emperor's chamber at night alone and empty-handed. In his previous life, the young emperor Xin Wujiu, who was dissatisfied with the constraints imposed by his emperor's master and was so angry that he refused to go to court for three years, was currently lying on the couch in his pajamas in a daze, apparently not yet understanding the situation. Seeing the emperor's master coming, his eyes lit up, he looked up and said, "Please teach me, sir." The long-lost word "Sir" made Chu Zhiyuan feel in a daze. Looking at those eyes with the same earnestness and enthusiasm as when he was a disciple, Chu Zhiyuan hesitated. "I believe you for the last time." Ming Jin withdraws his troops. Although Xin Wujiu was left on the throne, Chu Zhiyuan never forgot the lessons of his past life. He secretly made up his mind that as long as the young emperor showed the slightest sign of being stupid and unscrupulous, he would immediately pull him down without mercy. For this reason, Chu Zhi set up defenses in the distance and was always vigilant. Unexpectedly, after his rebirth, Xin Wujiu was not only diligent in his work, but also became an unprecedented "respecting teachers and valuing education"—— "Sir, I should obey your instructions"; "I should listen to Sir's advice"; "Sir makes a decision, and I should follow it"; "Sir, you scolded me while you were drunk? I... Should obey." Chu Zhiyuan had murderous intentions time and time again, but was extinguished by Xin Wujiu time and time again. Gradually, during the endless pull between the two, Dayu actually cleared away the long-standing shortcomings, completed the reform, regained the lost territory, and realized the revitalization of the national destiny. Chu Zhiyuan was so happy that his long-cherished wish was fulfilled. He was extremely drunk. He tightened the collar of the emperor who came forward to help him, and inadvertently said what he felt in his mouth: "If your Majesty violates the rules in the future, I will not forgive you lightly." The young emperor hugged the confused imperial master, his eyes filled with passion that finally turned into unabashed possession. He tightened his hand on the waist of the crimson official robe, and his voice was tainted with a hint of unnoticeable hoarseness: "Everything you wish for, sir, I will comply with." - "History of Yan" records that Chu Zhiyuan, the master of Emperor Yan of the Great Yan Dynasty, had a clear mind and strong bones, and his talent was astonishing. He worked hard all his life, but he was suspected by the king and did not end well. Xin Jiu, a fan of the emperor's master, closed the history book and thought to himself, if he were the emperor of Chongqing, he would do his best to give his husband a happy ending. The copy was written on April 19, 2025, and the screenshots are retained on Weibo Intention: If you never forget it, there will be a response