I really like him very much. Gong and Shou are both very good. I love the god of war in both directions. Gong is a perfect lover and gives Shou the best he can as an emperor. Gong's reaction after seeing Shou's affection was to tell him directly, because it was "unfair" and because he was the emperor. If he knew and pretended not to know, no matter what the final result was, Shou could only bear it in fear and silence. He was too gentle and mature, a textbook-level lover.
I feel sorry for the protagonist's previous life, and even more for the previous generation of the late emperor and the old general. "The person he likes is standing against the wall, covered with fallen flowers." I cried when I read the extra. The main text thought that the two people had misunderstandings or had a knot that they couldn't resolve. But Emperor Jing and the old general actually understand each other, but just because I understand you and know that you understand me, and know that you and I are more than just you and me, so the relationship will not change until death. What is more shocking is that although Emperor Jing does not love everyone in the harem, he understands his responsibility to them, so he will not and cannot do anything because of his feelings. He is worthy of being a father and son, with the same three views and love.
If I have to say, there were a little less emotional scenes and I didn't get enough of them. As the plot progressed later, it seemed like a dog was chasing me.