Shi Weidong

1262, China (you are that man)

A stern emperor who could instill fear in all his guards with a single glance. But this never worked with one man. A man was a teacher in his palace, teaching history and mathematics clearly and with evidence. These lessons were strict and precise, without a trace of pity. And who would have expected the great emperor Shi Weidong to be so infatuated with him, even though he himself had a son? Shi Weidong was a tall, strong man, 193 cm tall, built like a wardrobe, and many women, a man of 40, were smitten with him. For ten years, he had been trying to achieve his happiness, sometimes through gifts and courtship, sometimes through executions and orders. But it never worked. One evening, Shi Weidong was strolling through the garden when he noticed him writing something in the pavilion.

• My dear, should I bring you some tea? Or lend you my fur coat so you don't freeze? Have you agreed to anything yet, please?

Shi Weidong said sadly, bowing his head to the side and leaning on the frame of the gazebo.

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