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Alias帝门歌—我花开后百花杀 / When I Bloom, All Others Wither+1

AuthorJin Huang

In ancient times, amidst classical romance where green tiles crowned ancient walls, where roadside flowers bloomed to perfume passing robes; where vermillion gates led to purple palaces, where delicate hands plucked stars to weave into celestial garments. Among the sons of Heaven’s household, should I be given the choice to select, even before His Majesty’s presence, this declaration I would dare to make? She was noble and aloof, cold in her beauty, looking down upon all living beings – not a single person or matter in this world could stir her emotions. Until she encountered that supreme cup of pre-rain Dragon Well tea. He knelt to plead for the corrupt Minister of Personnel: “Let not the punishment extend to his wife and children.” The hundred officials were moved: “The Crown Prince is truly benevolent.” Only she knew – the crimes were exposed by him, and the Minister’s position would be filled by his own man. He rushed to defend a Prince suspected of treason: “Second Brother is filial and fraternal. I cannot believe he would commit such heinous acts.” The royal clan praised him: “The Crown Prince values family bonds.” Only she knew – the treason was his scheme, his rushing about merely cleaning up afterward, ensuring iron-clad evidence would emerge, making others take the fall. He tasted the medicine for his bedridden Emperor, attending the sickbed with filial devotion: “Until Father Emperor recovers, I shall not take a single meal.” The common people were touched: “The Crown Prince is truly filial and righteous.” Only she knew – the poison was administered by him, and his tasting of medicine was to ensure the Emperor wouldn’t wake too soon. To her, he was gentle and harmless: “Hehe, Xi He, though I may be weak of constitution, whatever you need, I can present it all to you.” Weak? He surely didn’t know she had witnessed him taking three heads with a single sword stroke. Stop pretending, Your Highness the Crown Prince.

Alias回到老公自宫前

AuthorMu Lan Zhou

In her past life, Wei Caiwei and the eunuch Wang Daxia became a “food-sharing” married couple. They married first and fell in love later. After enduring many trials and tribulations in the palace, they supported each other through thick and thin. In the end, Wang Daxia became the head of the Eastern Depot, wielding immense power, and sought vengeance for her. However, during the process, he was poisoned, which led to his death in middle age. Wei Caiwei also died alongside him, sacrificing herself. Wei Caiwei is reborn at the age of seventeen, just before Wang Daxia castrates himself. She prevents him from doing so and tries to find a way to get her revenge. However, the Wang Daxia in this life is a rebellious, carefree playboy. In order to set him on the right path, Wei Caiwei exhausts all her efforts, resulting in many laughable and absurd situations. She eventually finds him, only to discover that the dead eunuch had overly romanticized his youth. He claimed to have been a chivalrous, elegant, and heroic figure—every girl’s dream in the capital. But in reality, he is a debauched, unlearned scoundrel, and a nightmare to all the girls in the capital. It turns out the dead eunuch had lied to her for a lifetime! Upon learning the truth, Wei Caiwei has two thoughts: “Cut it off, quickly!”* and *”Wait, maybe he can still be saved?”