After his death, Ji Qingzhou transmigrates into the role of a villainous cannon fodder in a certain book. In the original story, he commits numerous evils and is eventually executed by the regent king through lingchi, his corpse left exposed in the wilderness. When Ji Qingzhou transmigrates, he hasn’t yet incurred the wrath of the regent king. Determined to keep a low profile and survive, he resolves not to provoke the all-powerful regent king. However, during their first encounter, Ji Qingzhou witnesses the regent king— a handsome man in splendid attire—nearly losing control due to the effects of a certain drug, on the verge of making a grave mistake. Reluctantly, Ji Qingzhou intervenes to help, only to find himself entangled in the aftermath… Afterward, Ji Qingzhou lives in constant fear, terrified that the regent king will recognize him and silence him permanently. To make matters worse, he discovers that his belly is gradually growing larger… --- The entire court knows that the regent king detests eunuchs, but at some point, a handsome young eunuch appears by his side. Everyone waits to see when the young man will be cast out by the regent king, but instead, he steadily rises in rank… One day, the regent king suddenly declares: "From now on, Ji Qingzhou no longer needs to serve." The courtiers gleefully assume the young man has finally fallen from grace, unaware that behind the screen, the regent king is softly coaxing, "I can’t bear to see you tired. How about… you only serve in the bedchamber from now on?" When the young man remains silent, the regent king whispers in his ear, "Let me serve you instead…"