Your Majesty, What Do You Like About Me? I Can Change It, Okay?

“Your Majesty, what is it you like about me? I can change, all right?” “What if the more you change, the more I love you?” In his previous life, Jun Wuming spent thirty years going from a prince in the cold palace, bullied by everyone, to a ruthless ruler who dominated the world. He spent another three hundred years going from a mortal king with a mere century to live to the Lord of Death, who could endure for thousands upon thousands of years. But all of it was like sand clutched tightly in his hands: gone in an instant, leaving no trace. For three years, as he met, came to know, and was parted from his “beloved,” his soul sank deeper and deeper, until he descended into madness. Now, awakened from a long dream, Jun Wuming is once again the brutal King of the Northern Frontier, the sort of man whose mere name can make children cry. It turns out that he and the person he loves have already shared two lifetimes. He can't wait to switch identities with his twin brother and rush to his beloved's side. In this life, Ning Ke has never suffered any of life's great blows. He's still an innocent young man, cherished by his parents and older brother. Since childhood, Ning Ke has dreamed of a country where the people are prosperous and live in peace, with clothes to wear, food to eat, and doctors to see when they're sick... The real world was too cruel, and his dreams too beautiful. As a child, he couldn't accept the difference. Luckily, his family loved him wholeheartedly, and he grew up just fine. But why were they kidnapped from Ningzhou by barbarians and taken to the Northern Frontier? Why do these barbarians keep saying they want his love? At first, Ning Ke resists, but the longer they spend together, the more he realizes the barbarian does have his good points. At the very least, he gives Ning Ke the greatest freedom, unconditionally supporting him as he pursues his dreams on his own turf.