Son of Ximen Qing: Record of the Speedy Emperor

After Ximen Qing's death, Ximen's house did not collapse, but became a hunting ground without an owner. The woman is still there, the desire has not yet cooled down, but the power has lost its direction. Ximen Chengzuo, the son of Ximen Qing, did not inherit his father's arrogance and greed, but inherited something even more terrifying - a precise understanding of human nature. He is not eager to possess, nor is he addicted to pleasure. Instead, he collects women, desires, status and fears into calculable resources. In Ximen Mansion, he replaced favor with rules, replaced tenderness with cold treatment, and quickly controlled the harem and financial power. After entering the officialdom, he used sex as orders and desire as bait to control officials, generals and people's hearts, making the world run according to his will without knowing it. This is not a story about love, but a history of the growth of an emperor about how desire is institutionalized and how power is driven by beauty. When a man learns to squeeze all his humanity out, it is only a matter of time before he leaves the throne.