A Reincarnation Fit For A Dynasty BL

Only one man, was responsible for the rise and fall of a whole nation and several kingdoms. And his name was Qin Shi Huang. He burned down his own palace and bathed in the blood of both of his adversaries and allies alike. Not a single man could escape his wrath, not even the Crown Prince who was said to be the one to actually bring down the Hongdong Kingdom was left alive. A tragic end for a tragic man who indulged in the wrong things, including loving Qin Shi Huang. He loved him so much he gave up all his rights to power and did all of Qin Shi Huang's dirty work for him. The love was so intense he became mad; striving to be acknowledged by the person who saw him as nothing but a pawn. By the time he realized he'd never be loved back and attempted to turn the tables it was already too late. He was branded as a trader and only a cruel death awaited him. A story so tragic the universe decided that a second chance was needed. Lui Yang a historic and literature professor at Deen University died due to an unexpected accident. When he opened his eyes again he found himself inhabiting the body of the Crown Prince of the Qin Dynasty, Chen Da Feng, whose beauty was unmatched. However, that's all the Crown Prince. A pretty vase with no substance. His personality was so terrible and tyrannical, the majority of his people had already lost their respect for him. Who here, didn't already know that he was just the Crown Prince in name only and that the real man in charge was no other but the Regent Emperor, Qin Shi Huang. The King who was fully respected by his country unlike the degenerate Prince Chen Da Feng, was of course the better choice. But only Lui Yang knew just how terrible and cunning this Qin Shi Huang was. He even knew that the body he inhabited would soon die a dog's death by the very sword that belonged to the Regent Emperor himself. So, to simply put Lui Yang's current situation was a disaster. And to make matters worse the relationship between the Crown Prince and the King was no ordinary royal relationship. It was... How dare he say, a bit scandalous.