The Flatterer Crown Prince Consort (Transmigrated into a Book)

To rid himself of the status of a criminal official’s son, Shen Yi cross-dressed as a woman to enter the palace to clear his family’s name, only to run into the person he least wanted to see, Chu Yun. Chu Yun was eccentric and volatile; taking lives was a regular occurrence for him, yet his appearance was top-tier. Shen Yi did not want to see him, yet he had no choice but to rely on him, utilizing Chu Yun’s power to clear his family’s name while sinking deep into the quagmire of the imperial court, becoming a tool for Chu Yun’s desires. Just as he was about to resign himself to fate, he accidentally discovered a novel about this world, which stated that he had to kill Chu Yun in order to return to the real world. That very night, taking advantage of the dark, Shen Yi lifted his sword and walked into the emperor’s bedchamber. As the head of civil officials, Shen Yi died in a great fire. On that day, Chu Yun, who was then the emperor, cradled Shen Yi’s corpse day after day from the mass grave where they first met to the dungeon where they were bound together all to no avail. In the end, Chu Yun knelt at the Guanyin Temple for several days straight, praying only for a life-for-life trade. Just as he drew his longsword to commit suicide, he unexpectedly discovered that Shen Yi’s corpse belonged to someone else. Enraged, he immediately ordered a thorough investigation. Unaware that his plan had been exposed, Shen Yi was happily munching on skewered meat while establishing the top-ranked sect in the Yan State, solely for the purpose of usurping the throne and playing emperor for a bit. He rubbed his protruding belly, preparing to give his child the title of crown prince. Unexpectedly, at that moment, a eunuch suddenly came to visit, inviting Shen Yi to attend a polo match. Shen Yi readily agreed. The instant he laid eyes on his opponent, his expression changed entirely. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Flatterer Crown Prince Consort (Transmigrated into a Book) — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠