Transmigrated as a Sickly Beauty Forced to Play the Top [Transmigration]
by Unknown
Si Huayao has transmigrated into a book. Within the novel, he is the all-powerful Prince Regent fair-skinned, gorgeous, and blessed with long legs, making him a true great beauty, albeit a sickly one who gasps for breath every three steps, and unfortunately equipped with a pair of male attributes. Before others, the emperor, who stands high above all, is exceptionally respectful and submissive in front of this sickly beauty, complying with his every whim and demand. Yes, it is precisely what you are thinking. But, the sickly beauty is the Top! The sickly beauty is the Top! The sickly beauty is the Top! The court officials tremble with fear in the presence of the sickly beauty, not daring to draw a full breath. Every single time they leave their homes to attend court, they have to hold a ritualistic gathering to hug their wives and children and weep together, terrified that if they offend the sickly beauty in the slightest, they will never return alive. Serving as an official in other countries brings honor to one’s ancestors and a proud release, but for them, being an official means either heading to the execution ground or being on the way there. If they want to resign? They should leave their heads behind first. Mentioning it brings tears of bitterness. Finally, one day, the young emperor’s wings fully grow. He captures the Prince Regent and his faction in a single sweep, imprisons the sickly beauty in a dark dungeon, tortures him for forty-nine days, and ultimately flays him alive, cut by cut. After finishing the book, Si Huayao falls silent. Committing suicide right now should still be in time, right? After much deliberation, Si Huayao decides he can still be saved, and thus begins his battle of wits and courage with the young emperor, which ultimately leads them straight to the bed. Si Huayao: “Your Majesty, I would like to submit my resignation.” Zhao Hanqing: “You want to resign? Fine. Either you kill me, or I kill me or rather, I kill you.” Si Huayao: “Or perhaps we should just forget it.” Thus, Si Huayao becomes Zhao Hanqing’s capable internal helper, managing the state affairs in the capital while Zhao Hanqing expands their territory abroad. Whenever they genuinely miss each other, Si Huayao simply chases after him to stay for a couple of days. General Jia: “Why hasn’t His Majesty held council today?” General Yi: “The Prince Regent has arrived.” General Bing: “Go back to sleep, everyone. His Majesty won’t be holding council for another three to five days.” — Description from novelcodex.org
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