Five years ago, he was Liu Heng, the ninth prince, and Liang Yan, who joined the army from a poor family. By the campfire, Liu Heng asked with a smile: "Young Qing, are you willing to rule the world with me in the future?"
Five years later, he was the new emperor Liang Yan, and he was the prisoner of King Jing'an. Beside the chains in the deep palace, the new emperor sighed: Fu Li, after all, you and I are the only ones left in this world.
The most rebellious thing Liang Yan did in his life was not to usurp the throne, but to lock his former king, old enemy and sweetheart into the side of his palace after he ascended the throne.
He wanted this lone wolf to only have room for him in his eyes and heart.
From side by side to confrontation, from close friends to mortal enemies, the blood of the Suzaku Gate is not yet cold, and the locks of the Huaishui Pavilion are already cold.
He forced him to bow his head and broke his pride, but he told this only prisoner half of the country's concerns.
And his God of War, after seemingly docile dormancy, finally showed his claws.
When old friends meet, they don't talk about romance, but just settle old scores.
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The author asked Liu Heng: Could you please introduce yourself to readers?
Liu Heng: Let's just say that the ninth prince of the former dynasty, now King Jing'an, is now living in the West Palace, waiting to die, and working part-time to help our Majesty scare people. Are you satisfied?
The author asked Liang Yan: What do you think of the protagonist?
Liang Yan: My little wolf? A person who can make me feel that these thousands of miles are not so boring. In fighting, he is the best opponent, and in chatting, he is the worst courtier. As for now, it is the most expensive, troublesome, and most pleasing trophy beside my imperial cabinet. I want to see how powerful this stove cat's claws can be.
Concept: Confused about who is the prisoner in chains
