#emperor lwj

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More World building on this Prompt : All the Time that we Lost (Royalty Omegaverse AU, were an unreciprocal bitting bond fades after 10 years, and it is unreversible.) - Qingheng-Jun kept biting and biting his chosen Empress. She was scared for life and he drove himself mad over this unreciprocal bond. Not even the children he forced on her were enough to make her stay. - QHJ was a negligent ruler, he abdicated eventually in LXC's favour. - LXC was already bounded to JGY when he was crowned. He, in turn, abdicated two years later once his mate was charged with treason. He was a mole that had passed sensitive information to the Wens. - LWJ was next in line. By the time of his wedding, many were already calling for the end of the Lan dynasty. Those same voices would later support WWX's regency over LWJ's rule. - There would be some talk about WWX's closeness with NHS, NMJ's little brother and heir. They were actually best friends, that agreed to bond once LWJ's mark faded. - LQR assumed the role of Royal Preceptor early on and renounced his claim to the throne, as to not threaten his brother's legitimacy. Then QHJ fell in love and made a fool of himself.

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mdzs au: scheherazadecore

-a wangxian royal au slowburn case fic

-wwx is a travelling bard and storyteller under the name yiling laozu, who travels with wn, wq, and his son a-yuan

-wq helps with like managing his stage and special effects if needed when she's not doing some healing work, wn and a-yuan draw in and engage the crowds

-wwx's accused of seducing women, which like shouldn't be a big deal bc no one actually cares about that stuff beyond gossip reasons, except some of these 'women' are married/betrothed, and some of these accusations come from noblemen, and basically it's a whole mess

-chaotic bisexual idiot gremlin wwx kinda had no clue about the rumors? he's heard stuff about him being a womanizer but he didn't know he was a supposed infidel

-he also might've unknowingly made some jokes about his being a womanizer which were taken way too seriously

-what actually happened is that wwx is kinda hot yk so naturally some of his customers want to fuck him and some of them were married women

-anyway everything takes a turn when women are found dead

-wwx is accused though he doesn't know it, until there's an argument where a nobleman is trying to fight him bc his sister was one of the dead women

-and then the nobleman dies and oh my, whoever might have had the motive?

-wwx is summoned to the palace and he's like fuck i'm going to die

-it doesn't help that the emperor is lwj, wwx's estranged ex-bestie whom he kinda was in love with but hasn't seen since he disappeared

-so he's summoned to the palace to explain himself

-lwj internally loses his shit when he sees who the yllz is and just kinda, sweeps wwx and co into a side room and is like yo. wtf.

-and wwx is like ha, haha, ha,,,,,,,,

-and to defend himself he kinda starts rambling about how it's not him he's never even touched a woman he doesn't know where the rumors came from he's a virgin

-the little bit of lwj's brain way in the back is silently pleased but anyway he believes it wasn't wwx

-wwx tries to persuade the public and court to his side with a scheherazade scheme while on a murder road trip with lwj while they dance around each other

-the wens are unfortunate third wheelers but it's ok bc wq is a solid coroner who is enjoying these little "puzzles" and a-yuan likes lwj

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I’m supposed to be doing hw but who cares about that. All I can think about is the legendary love story of Emperor Lan Wangji and his empress Wei Wuxian. It gets passed down through the whole of China! Changing occasionally depending on each village it reaches and losing some of its credibility the farther it goes, but as far as passed down love stories go, this one is pretty accurate!

Past the major cities like Lanling and Yunmeng and into the tinier, more rural areas, on a day of celebration, the townspeople gather about and tell outstanding and grand tales about Hanguang-Jun and his amazing feats as a prince and as an Emperor. It is his birthday, after all, and the citizens truly do love their emperor, whose rule is strict but gentle and intelligent. As sweet pork buns and osthamus cakes go through the crowd, they talk about his heroics on the battle field, about his clashes with the tyrannical Wens and eventual defeat of them, showing exactly the night of the Lan Empire. They shower their emperor in praises through sweet baijiu.

But never a tale about their emperor comes without his lovely empress to follow, for those two never part. Their story is one of a love match, a truly rarity in imperial history, especially one of the emperor, of all people. The people live to tell it.

Well, now, whether or not they tell the right one consistently, is the hardest part. Not much is known about Empress Wei Wuxian, whose presence was both sudden and unexpected to many. Some say talk of him as an ordinary mortal, simply an average nobleman whose beauty and wit eventually enraptured Lan Wangji. Destined to be together by the fates, they fell into each other’s arms throughout their youth, falling in love with every quirk and flaw until Lan Wangji could not stand it any longer and begged Wei Wuxian to be his. They married quickly, despite the protests of the courts, marking them a love story of the century.

But sometimes that tale is overshadowed by a more fantastical one! Wei Wuxian, some citizens whisper among themselves, was a minor god sent down from the heavens to guide the Lans in their war against the Wens. Wei Wuxian was only meant to stay for a short duration, to ensure smooth operations as a blessing for the Lans and their fair rule, when he did the unexpected—fell in love with the very Emperor he was sworn to guide. He was seduced by the mortal and gave up his status upon the end of the war to marry Lan Wangji and build a mortal life with him. To love so deeply...

No matter what origins the people envision Wei Wuxian with, it all leads to one thing: a never ending love.

He will have no other, the Emperor demands, at the offers of concubines and maids at his feet. With that, he demolished the Imperial Harem and keeps only one spouse by his side. Despite the protests of his court, his remains stubborn, swearing to only have his empress and only his empress.

Wei Wuxian is an odd one, an Empress who remains present and not hidden. His beauty is raged over, brief glimpses of him fueling gossip for weeks. Those who stand by the god tale remain smug. And, whether you believe it or not, the Empress is stunning, a figure of both alluring beauty and bright demeanor. His eyes are always glimmering with mirth, reflecting under the gentle night the silvery ashes of the moon, and his hair falls past his waist in a rainfall of earthy chestnuts and thick waves. He dresses in as much simplicity as warranted for an imperial member, running about with robes that mirror the soft colors of the Lan with the hints of vermillion accents that the people cannot find the origins of. Light jewelry decorates his person, rarely anything to restrict him and merely to accentuate his delicate beauty—flashes of red jade, gestures of diamonds, and a gold-embroidered crimson ribbon.

Very few can claim to know him, but those who have encountered the Empress describe him as joyful, attractive, and endearing. His presence never fails to make anyone smile, EVEN the Emperor himself.

Just like all empires do, the Lans eventually fall and those after them do as well until the 21st century hits free of an emperor or his imperial empire. But even so, the stories live on through television shows and movies, and if the occasional portrayal of the Empress makes a certain man wearing an unusual red ribbon giggle as he snuggles into the embrace of his quiet but gentle partner, well, everyone is a critic these days.