The Moon Over the River in the Pond

Jiang Pan: A general of the Shangyuan Kingdom, he fought the Yonghui Kingdom alongside his father, Jiang Sheng. He won against overwhelming odds and became famous in a single battle, earning his sovereign's title of general.

Zhou Chushi: Heir of the Xiliang Kingdom. Rumored to have murdered his elder brother, he lives in extravagant luxury and indulges in idle pleasures.

The battle at the Lijiang River ended in a crushing defeat for Jiang Pan. Shangyuan lost completely. The general should have died on the riverbank, but when he woke, he was in the tent of Zhou Chushi, heir to the enemy kingdom.

What had happened?

When Zhou Chushi first appeared, he was steeped in bloodshed, with a chilling smile. He was a devil from hell hidden inside a god's body, here to create a living inferno.

But later, Jiang Pan thought that Zhou Chushi only seemed so beautiful because his guilt was playing tricks on him.

On the battlefield, Jiang Pan was like an impassable thornbush. Anyone who crossed his path ended up covered in wounds. But as soon as he left the battlefield, he became a man who could be stuffy one moment and clumsy the next, serious yet full of curiosity, strong yet fragile... an old man?

Oh, and occasionally violent, too.

Zhou Chushi was a pitiful puppy, a sly wolf cub. After meeting Jiang Pan, those were all the ways he thought of him.

Hundreds and thousands of women were sent to the heir's residence, but he wasn't interested in a single one.

He had to fall for that proper, soft-hearted general from the enemy kingdom. He was so beautiful, like the cool moonlight on a full-moon night, quiet yet gentle.

Jiang Pan, when we meet again, whatever happens, don't hate me. Love me instead.