I Fell in Love at First Sight with the Warden

Song Huaisheng is the youngest son of an imperial marshal. He has neither the will nor the ability to head to the front lines, and only wants to graduate from military academy and take a humble job as warden of Bolan Prison, where he can coast through life. His father agrees, but the Emperor does not. The Emperor insists on appointing Song Huaisheng chief warden instead. With the Emperor’s order impossible to disobey, Song Huaisheng has no choice but to accept. But Bolan Prison is a very long way from the capital planet. Once he gets there, the Emperor will be far beyond his reach, and surely Song Huaisheng can slack off however he pleases. So over the next five years, Song Huaisheng leaves every prison matter, big and small, to the deputy warden, while he himself does nothing but coast, every chance he gets. Of course, Song Huaisheng has his own little schemes. In front of outsiders, he always plays the aloof type and rarely says more than ten words. As a result, everyone thinks this strikingly beautiful officer is an untouchable flower on a high peak, and no one dares offend him in the slightest. One day, a new batch of prisoners arrives at the prison. At first glance, Song Huaisheng falls for one of them, a tall man with an exceptionally striking appearance. But because of the persona he has cultivated, all he can do is quietly find out everything he can about the man. What he doesn’t know is that the man lost his heart to him the moment he laid eyes on him, too. A year later, the man’s true identity is exposed. Song Huaisheng folds his arms and looks down at him. “I had no idea you were the prince of space pirates!” The man bends toward him, tenderness in his eyes. “If I’d told you, would you still have gotten together with me?”