The Emperor's Obsession with His Minister's Wife

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Lu Che is a war fanatic, known as the God of Slaughter. In just eight years, he has seized five hundred cities, striking terror into every nation.

At the victory banquet, court historian Su Yan arrives with his new wife. With her lovely face and graceful steps, Tang has the beauty to topple kingdoms.

The king, who has always been free of desire, feels his heart stir.

The ruler, who dislikes noisy gatherings, begins inviting officials to banquets again and again: flower-viewing parties, snow-ice feasts, pastry receptions. He tries every excuse he can think of.

There is just one condition: everyone must bring their family.

And no one may ask to be excused.

Su Yan, invited every time, thinks he is basking in the king's favor and that promotion is just around the corner.

But gradually, he begins to notice something amiss.

Why does the king's gaze cling to his wife throughout every banquet, while the look directed at him grows ever colder and darker?

Until one day, he catches his tender, fragrant wife held captive in the king's arms...

The king's face turns dark as water, his secret exposed. "Power or beauty, Court Historian, which one do you want?"

Lu Che cannot understand it. As an emperor who possesses the whole realm, what peerless beauty has he not seen? So why has he fallen for the wife of a subject he has met only twice?

Every frown and smile of hers stirs his heart. Even the way her eyes dart away in fear makes his heart race.

She is perfect in every way. The only problem is that she married too soon and became another man's wife.

Worse, the couple are deeply in love, and every so often Lu Che sees traces of her husband on Ji Wei.

At the thought of the two of them cuddling and whispering sweet nothings in their warm bed late at night, Lu Che is consumed with jealousy.

Only he can touch her body. Only he can kiss her lips. Only he can be the one to make love to her through the night!

No one else!

Theme: Long live understanding