The Tyrant's Passion: His Empress Dowager Is Only Fifteen

This story is angsty, so enter at your own risk!

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She was Mu Ruoli, the first demon empress of Xiye, a young empress dowager of only fifteen.

They say she married the father first and then the son, defying all propriety and throwing the palace into chaos.

They say she kept three thousand male lovers in the harem and indulged in pleasure day and night.

They say she was jealous and suspicious, and slaughtered three thousand women in the emperor’s harem.

They say her beauty bewitched the emperor, and she had every royal heir killed without exception.

They say she disgraced the royal bloodline and eloped with another man.

They say the emperor beheaded her in the marketplace and hung her head at the city gate, where it remained unclaimed for seven days.

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“You shameless woman! Was having me and my father not enough? If you really want a man, then today I’ll satisfy you, my dear Empress Mother...”

“You say I’m your son, but I see you only as a woman!”

“Li'er, from now on, only I may call you that!”

“I want both the realm and you! If I have to choose between them, I’ll marry you first, then take the realm!”

“What will it take for you to believe me? I love you, I love you, I love you. If I say it a hundred times, will you believe me? Then I’ll spend the rest of my life telling you I love you...”

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