The Prime Minister: After I Died, The Mad Emperor Lit A Lamp For Me

[Mad Dog Emperor x Aloof Prime Minister] [Rebirth as Ghost | Enemies to Lovers | Palace Intrigue | Angst with Happy Ending] [HE] In the 13th year of Chengde, Shen Qi, the Prime Minister of Great Liang, dies. He dies magnificently — in heavy snow, blood like red rouge on white snow, preserving his reputation as the most noble scholar in the empire. He thought death was the end. Soul leaves body, straight to reincarnation. Clean and easy. Until a God slaps his Meng Po Soup away and kicks him back to the mortal world: “Someone used his own lifespan to light a Longevity Lamp for you. As long as the lamp is lit, you cannot reincarnate.” Shen Qi: ??? Who would be so crazy to trade his own life to keep his soul? His first suspect: Shen Yi, his sworn sister who just found out she’s pregnant. But after searching her entire mansion, there is no lamp. Dead, cold, unable to be touched by snow, unable to comfort his crying sister — Shen Qi finally understands what it means: “Dead is dead.” And then a strange little ghost tells him: “Lord Prime Minister, don’t you know the dead can enter dreams?” If he can’t find the lamp while awake, he’ll find the owner in their dreams. But among all his candidates — his sister, his political enemies, his former subordinates — he never dared to think of one person. Liang Yan. The emperor he raised with his own hands. The mad dog who called him “Minister Shen” in court while pinning him on the dragon throne and biting his lips until they bled. The man who hated him to the bone. Would that man… light a lamp for him with his own life? — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Prime Minister: After I Died, The Mad Emperor Lit A Lamp For Me — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠