A Century After My Demise, I Became The Tyrant’s White Moonlight

When Qin Duoye ascended the throne as a young man, eunuchs held sway and powerful relatives of the empress wielded excessive power. He poured his heart and soul into establishing a peaceful and prosperous era for the Great Wei Dynasty, but overworked himself and fell ill, dying suddenly on the eve of this golden age. When he opened his eyes again, he had transmigrated into the body of a sickly civil official a hundred years later. He had angered the tyrant in court with inappropriate remarks and was imprisoned in a water dungeon, his life hanging by a thread. In this urgent situation, looking at the young descendant, Qin Duoye smiled and coaxed, “Your Majesty, how about we make a deal?” The tyrant only stared into his eyes for a moment before nodding, a smooth process that surprised Qin Duoye. But slowly, Qin Duoye sensed something was amiss. The tyrant seemed to enjoy biting him. The tyrant seemed to have a particular fondness for his eyes. The layout of the tyrant’s palace was almost identical to that of a hundred years ago. The tyrant. Qin Duo also casually opened a drawer that day, and took out a book to read. [I hate that you were born too early, that I love separation, that I am greedy, foolish, angry, and unable to obtain what I desire.] Qin Duo abruptly threw the book away and slammed the sinful drawer shut. It was filled with his handwritten letters from his previous life, his paintings, his usual teacup and writing implements. This was bad news. The tyrant seemed to like him, or rather, liked the Wei Chenglie Emperor who died a hundred years ago. Like a madman, he locked all his belongings in the palace. Damn, terrifying. Suddenly, a frosty aura enveloped him from behind. The tyrant’s icy hand grasped his fingertips, his voice laced with barely suppressed lust. “Finally found out, my Majesty.” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: A Century After My Demise, I Became The Tyrant’s White Moonlight — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠