After transmigrating, I became the legitimate son of a military marquis, with a fortune at my disposal. I planned to spend my days in wine and pleasure, living in a drunken haze and enjoying a comfortable life.
But then the emperor arranged a marriage for me, to the most noble legitimate princess in the dynasty, the Crown Prince's own sister. How could I go on living in wine and pleasure?
The pleasure quarters were off limits, so all I could do was indulge in gambling and debauchery.
Just as I thought I could spend the rest of my life as a carefree rich idler, an unexpected change came out of nowhere.
Someone broke into the princess's residence, supposedly entering her bedchamber.
The emperor summoned me and said the wedding would go ahead as planned, ordering me to catch the intruder.
But when I saw the princess, I realized the intruder was gone. She had clearly hidden someone!
Wasn't this just the emperor ordering me to wear a green hat?
Heaven knows, I'd never heard of anything so outrageous in my life.
I thought I couldn't possibly get any unluckier, but that was only the beginning.
After that, I was gravely wounded, framed, and stripped of my family estate. In just a few days, I fell from a high and mighty young marquis to the very bottom.
All I wanted was to lie flat and happily spend my life in wine and pleasure.
But you wouldn't let me. You schemed against me and insisted on putting me to death.
Fine. You brought this on yourselves!
Ten years later, when I saw the emperor, who had once stood high above me, I said just one thing.
"Your Majesty, you may rise."
It's estimated that Mu Qin used this method to get the ungrateful woman to take over back then.
The story of an ordinary person transmigrating isn't very interesting. The male lead's IQ is so low at the beginning; the princess's carriage is right at his doorstep and he still doesn't understand anything.
The author of this poem is Yelü Bei, the Liao emperor who abdicated the throne. He was originally the eldest son and crown prince of Emperor Taizu of Liao, Abaoji. After Abaoji's death, he was forced by his mother, Empress Shulü Ping, to cede the throne to his younger brother, Yelü Deguang. To avoid disaster, he fled to the Later Tang dynasty, where the emperor bestowed upon him the name Li Zanhua.
The princess could not disobey her stepmother's words.
A goddess appeared in his dream, but King Xiang had no interest. Alas...
The tragedy of Zhou Ping and Lu Sifeng in "Thunderstorm" almost repeated itself, but fortunately it was stopped in time. Otherwise, several people would have been killed.
Young Master Duan and the Third Princess's affair has been exposed, and it's become a huge scandal.
Two identical longevity locks – are they for husband and wife or siblings?