After My Husband Offered Me to the Tyrant

[Tyrant Top x Proper, Old-Fashioned Beauty Bottom / Both Inexperienced / Size Difference] *Complete / Chapter comments are now unrestricted Song Tingyue, the second son of the Minister of Rites, has strictly followed etiquette and propriety since childhood. He is engaged to Sheng Honglang, the eldest son of the Marquis of Sheng’s household. He had hoped to live in harmony with his future husband, but on their wedding day, his own husband drugged him and sent him in a small sedan chair to the tyrant’s bed, all to take the place of the man his husband loved. After a night of passion, he finally recognized the man beside him: the tyrant who had seized the throne by murdering his father and slaughtering his brothers. The terrible deed was done. Song Tingyue’s heart turned to ashes, and he asked to become a monk. “If you take one step out of here, I’ll kill one person,” the man said with an amiable smile, the long sword in his hand humming. He was forced to stay. * At first, the tyrant forced Song Tingyue to remain, leaving him full of resentment. Later, the tyrant took one casual remark of his to heart, began cultivating his character, and started attending to government affairs. Song Tingyue’s opinion of him improved a little. The suggestions Song Tingyue casually offered while accompanying the emperor were remembered and put into practice, and the tyrant praised him until his face turned red. Suddenly, he remembered that the dynasty forbade the imperial harem from interfering in government. He knelt to confess: “I overstepped my bounds.” The tyrant abolished the rule right in front of him. “...That rule doesn’t exist anymore.” Song Tingyue tried to admonish him again. “Your Majesty, a ruler must not act on every whim.” The tyrant replied, “If I really did whatever I wanted, Yue Nu would be on this throne right now, in broad daylight...” * The tyrant was cruel and immoral. A man like him could never love anyone. Yet he raised Song Tingyue to the throne as empress, then said he couldn’t do without his empress and brought him along to court, where Song Tingyue gradually began taking part in government affairs. As soon as Song Tingyue’s child was born, he was made crown prince, enjoying unmatched favor. Sheng Honglang couldn’t understand why the tyrant would like dull, boring Song Tingyue. But at the banquet celebrating the empress’s installation, when he saw the dazzling empress, he felt regret for the first time. When he saw the aloof and proud Song Tingyue throw himself into the tyrant’s arms, he tried to expose his true nature, only for the tyrant’s guards to pin him down in the grass as he watched them exchange tender affection. 1. There is no court intrigue to speak of. The whole story is a delightfully melodramatic romance. 2. Pregnancy will be clearly marked in advance, so choose whether to subscribe accordingly. 3. The bottom has no feelings of “love” for his fiance. The top has had a secret crush on him for a long time. 4. A story about a male spouse who can bear children. The bottom is not intersex. 5. The setting is a fictional dynasty with a mix of customs and systems. Everything serves the romance, so please don’t nitpick the details. 6. The author’s tastes are traditional: unwaveringly handsome tops and beautiful bottoms. No role reversal, breaking up the couple, or inserting yourself into their romance. 7. This is a pure romance, almost entirely sweet moments between the couple or other people watching them be sweet. If that bothers you, this may not be for you. 8. The top had his own reasons for not dealing with the cannon fodder right away. Anything more would be a spoiler. Coming next: After I Die, My Stablehand Becomes Emperor Rong Ying has just gotten himself a handsome stablehand. Every day, he orders him to wait on him, makes him carry him when he goes out, and even steps on his back to climb into the carriage. Everyone says the stablehand looks destined for great things and advises Rong Ying not to push him too far. Rong Ying refuses to listen. He thinks the stablehand is only good-looking. The rest... tsk! He’s stiff as a board and has a temper like a rock. What future could he have? Being Rong Ying’s stablehand is the greatest future he could hope for! One day, Rong Ying takes his men hunting and accidentally passes out in the mountains. When he wakes and makes his way down, he discovers that the whole world has changed. His parents have aged ten years and grown a lot of gray hair. All his old friends have put on weight, and the way they talk is strange. And then there’s... And then there’s the stablehand he used to order around. He’s now the emperor who ended the age of chaos. Considering everything he did to the stablehand, even a quick death would be a luxury. ...Huh? What do you mean his parents have been brought to the palace and made the Retired Emperor and Empress Dowager? What do you mean he’s been made empress? What do you mean His Majesty has no heirs because of him? Rong Ying went out for a day and came back with a husband: ...? * When Rong Ying first returned home, Li Yi’s series of promotions left him reeling. After two days of nervousness, he realized Li Yi’s tolerance for him had practically no limits. He didn’t know why, and Li Yi wouldn’t say, so he simply carried on like a spoiled younger brother, making trouble and going to Li Yi whenever anything happened. Everyone said Prince Chen was practically the emperor’s little ancestor, an even more untouchable presence than the emperor himself! Then one day, Rong Ying accidentally wandered into a secret room in Li Yi’s bedchamber. On a slightly old imperial edict, it said that Rong Ying was to be made empress and, after their deaths, buried with the emperor in the same tomb. *Both are inexperienced *Traditional, domineering top x spoiled, high-maintenance bottom Theme: Sincerity should be met with sincerity