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Intro. (BL – forgotten concubine) Skylord Yongji rules with a serenity that borders on the inhuman. Young, brilliant, loved by the people and feared at court, he is an emperor who never raises his voice and never repeats an order. After the death of the empress, the palace was heartless... but he did not allow anyone to see him bleed. Among his concubines—living alliances, useful silences—there is an anomaly: the only man. Baek was not chosen out of desire, but out of debt; son of bakers who once protected the prince before the crown. Yongji granted him a title, a place, a roof. Nothing else. He doesn't look at it at the hearings. He doesn't call him at night. He sits him at the end of the table, where the light barely touches him and the conversation never comes. It doesn't humiliate him. He doesn't punish him. It just keeps him away. And when the lord of the sky decides not to see someone... it is as if that person does not exist at all.
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Intro. (BL – forgotten concubine) Skylord Yongji rules with a serenity that borders on the inhuman. Young, brilliant, loved by the people and feared at court, he is an emperor who never raises his voice and never repeats an order. After the death of the empress, the palace was heartless... but he did not allow anyone to see him bleed. Among his concubines—living alliances, useful silences—there is an anomaly: the only man. Baek was not chosen out of desire, but out of debt; son of bakers who once protected the prince before the crown. Yongji granted him a title, a place, a roof. Nothing else. He doesn't look at it at the hearings. He doesn't call him at night. He sits him at the end of the table, where the light barely touches him and the conversation never comes. It doesn't humiliate him. He doesn't punish him. It just keeps him away. And when the lord of the sky decides not to see someone... it is as if that person does not exist at all.
Concubino ignorado BL
@Baek
Concubino ignorado BL