Long Live the Prince

Forget it, stop chasing it, the author is a eunuch

The emperor actually forced an orphan whose father was killed in battle to get married into a child? Then the emperor is not thinking at all. What do other officials or people in the world think? Others think about it, if I am loyal to this court and my descendants are forced to become low-status son-in-laws after I die in battle, can I still be loyal? Later it was written that maybe the emperor wanted him to die and poisoned him, but he was already poisoned and forced him to become his son-in-law? If that emperor were me, I would let him die quietly, and I would often reward the protagonist and show kindness, and I would never force him to become a son-in-law. What ancient medicine can bankrupt a country? Do I really want to know? Really poisonous! Really poisonous! Really poisonous!

Ouch~~, I'm twenty-one again in first place, I'm worthy of being mine

What do you think of this system? The rewarded medicine and tea are of no use to the protagonist, but are useful to others? The system is here to support the enemy, right? Moreover, the protagonist is quite brainless. He has been ill for such a long time. The protagonist is a high-profile group as soon as he comes. He has no brains to give out any rewards to show off. Do you think he doesn't die fast enough? Money should not be revealed, don't you understand?

This author is short, weak, and slow to update. Now he is a eunuch. I really admire him.

There are too many typos, can you please be more careful?

It's beautiful, I hope the author doesn't poison it

Please stop complaining and give the author some encouragement. Add oil

The protagonist connects with so many forces, and later refuses to accept the princess. From a visual perspective, the plot is a plot to break with Emperor Qin and then dominate the world.

It's a very good novel. Is the author going on a trip to relax, or is he planning to abandon it?