Accidentally Destroying an Immortal

Gao Yao figured Yi Xiaochuan couldn't forget Princess Yushu because he had never gotten her. If he had, he would have treated her just like his own younger sister, abandoning her after having his way with her.

After all these years, Gao Yao's body had never changed. That convinced him that he, Princess Yushu, and Yi Xiaochuan had all taken the real Elixir of Immortality.

So what Gao Yao had to do was seal the two lovers inside Qin Shi Huang's mausoleum and leave them together for a thousand years, or even ten thousand. He thought Yi Xiaochuan's love for Princess Yushu might last a year or two, or even a few decades—but what about a few centuries, or a thousand years?

Gao Yao wanted to live until the day he could reunite with his younger sister. Then he would find a chance to open Qin Shi Huang's mausoleum and let his sister see for herself what the loving couple would look like after two thousand long years.

Wang Yue hadn't been emperor of Great Han for long before he started growing impatient. He had always been the laid-back sort. Making him sit dutifully on the throne for decades was something he simply couldn't stand. It was torture.

So poor Xiao Tuantuan was dragged out to be emperor again. And he wasn't just ordinarily unfortunate: he was stuck in a body that would never grow any bigger, yet he still had to take a wife and produce heirs. It was hard to imagine anything more frustrating.

It wasn't for any other reason. One particular part of him was just too small, making him feel as though he stood a head shorter in front of the women in the harem. It was downright humiliating. But Tuan Tuan knew Wang Yue had