In the fifteenth year of Chenghua, the treacherous minister Ning Chen finally died. He was the youngest Prime Minister since the establishment of the dynasty, wielding immense power, ruthless and cunning, forming factions and engaging in private schemes, plotting against loyal officials. In the end, he was shot to death in front of the Golden Palace, pierced by ten thousand arrows.
Emperor Li Wuting stood in front of the palace, his gaze towards him like that of an ant.

On the night of Ning Chen’s death, Li Wuting was reborn to the day of his ascension.
In his previous life, he had wrongly trusted the treacherous minister, causing chaos in the court. This time, he decided to nip all troubles in the bud.

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When Ning Rushen transmigrated from the modern world, it happened to be the first year of Chenghua, the year of the new emperor’s ascension.

On the solemn court, he watched as the newly enthroned emperor walked down the hall, stopping in front of him, a hint of killing intent flickering in his eyes.
Ning Rushen, who had just transmigrated, wondered, “What’s going on?”

The forceful palm strike seemed about to land on him, but suddenly, in front of the courtiers’ eyes, Ning Rushen fell to the ground with a thud! His face as pale as snow, eyes slightly red, trembling like a delicate white flower swaying in the wind.

The courtiers exclaimed, “Your Majesty, spare him!”
The new emperor, Li Wuting, who hadn’t even touched him: “???”
Ning Rushen wiped the tear from the corner of his eye and said, “I’m so fragile, sob.”
Li Wuting: “What a treacherous minister, heh heh :)”

Later, Li Wuting gradually discovered that not only was this delicate flower beautiful, but its nectar was also quite sweet.

[An emperor with a cold demeanor but a soft heart as the dominant partner, and a cunning prime minister with a facade as the submissive partner]

• 1v1, a powerful alliance. No abuse, pure sweetness, and lighthearted silliness.
• Alternate history background! Time travel to ancient times, with many fictional elements! Please do not compare it to actual history.
• The submissive partner appears innocent but is actually cunning, using the metaphor of a delicate flower. “Delicate flower” can also be read as “man-eating flower.”
• Silly court dynamics of pretending to be weak to eat the strong, pulling the tiger’s whiskers, and pinching the tiger’s bottom (metaphorical).
• The original owner is indeed treacherous, no misunderstanding.
• The submissive partner and the original owner are not the same person. Both the dominant and submissive partners experience their first love in two different lifetimes.
• The surname “Ning” is pronounced as “ning,” but the story is not too serious. Some rare ancient words are replaced with easy-to-understand expressions to create a popular and lighthearted atmosphere.
• The protagonist begins the story before coming of age, but this is just a setup. The imperial system is loosely based on the Ming Dynasty but not entirely the same. The establishment of the cabinet is part of the outline and serves the plot without being too strict!