Once a legendary god of war, he became a prisoner. After losing his sight, he was taken in by his enemy's henchman and made a servant.
Gu Tinghuan hated Xie Huaijin with all his heart.
He thought he would be subjected to endless humiliation, but this cripple seemed to have something wrong with his head: he called him a mad dog by day, then treated his injuries at night.
Make him serve? Just watch him turn the prince's manor upside down.
Give him medicine? Drink it if you want. If not, I'll pour it out.
Help him get up? He grabbed him by the wrist and hauled him up, showing no tenderness whatsoever.
Share his bed? Wait!
Share his bed! Gu Tinghuan simply lay down and went to sleep, then got shoved out of bed by the Prince of Duan for snoring.
Later, the great general's sight returned, and at a glance he saw an otherworldly beauty, gentle and elegant.
General Gu: I knew at first sight that he was the one I loved.
No one knew that Xie Huaijin had loved Gu Tinghuan for years. But with his sickly, broken body, he hadn't dared to say it aloud. Only when Gu Tinghuan's achievements grew so great that the emperor feared him did Xie Huaijin get a chance to hide that light within his sleeve.
The once-brilliant Third Prince was set up and fell from a cliff. After both his legs were crippled, he struggled to survive. He asked for nothing more than to know and stay with that man; he only wished to keep him safe.
But after rescuing his white moonlight, the way he looked at me grew increasingly strange.
Until the general climbed into his bed and pinned him down. The blindfold slipped to rest around his neck. Ignoring his protests, the general drew the curtains, his eyes full of possession and obsession. “Your Highness, it's time to share my bed.”
It's super beautiful. The psychological description of the two people is very good. The images are three-dimensional and the characters are created very delicately. You can also feel the author's care for the characters. The scenes are well described and the transitions are appropriate. Very good work, I like it and look forward to the follow-up.