I Became the Ancestor of an Enemy Nation

Now writing: My Master, the Spoiled Crown Prince. Please add it to your reading list... The blurb is below.

Blurb:

After the Kingdom of Nanyue was defeated, its eleventh prince, Song Shiwen, was forced to go to the Kingdom of Daliang as a hostage.

When he saw Daliang's king, Xiao Chengyu, Song Shiwen was stunned. Wasn't this the very same Xiao Chengyu he'd often teased and bullied as a little girl?

No, he had to protect his secret identity. He couldn't let anyone discover that he'd pretended to be a girl when he was little.

Xiao Chengyu was equally stunned when he saw Song Shiwen. Wasn't this the girl who'd always bullied him when they were children? Had she turned into a man?

He thought his day to get his dignity back had finally come. He would repay her for every bit of bullying he'd suffered at her hands as a child.

But later, Xiao Chengyu couldn't bring himself to do it.

The little hostage's residence is drafty and leaky? Guards, renovate the whole place.

The little hostage doesn't have enough warm clothes or food? Guards, have a hundred outfits tailor-made for him and reward him with a hundred thousand taels of gold.

The little hostage is sick? Guards, summon the imperial physician at once to examine him. If he can't be cured, the entire Imperial Medical Academy will be buried with him.

What? A noblewoman is in love with the little hostage? Guards, send someone to... Who dares to covet what's mine?!

Song Shiwen, who had constantly feared that his secret identity would be exposed and his head chopped off, heard this and thought: ???

Something doesn't seem right?!!

Reader's Guide:

1. This is a fictional setting, so please don't overanalyze it. Thanks.

2. Xiao Chengyu (seme) is eight years older than Song Shiwen (uke). Age gap.

3. No stand-ins.

4. Fluffy romance, one-on-one, happy ending.

P.S. This is just a fluffy story that doesn't require much thought. The writing is amateurish and the logic isn't great. If you don't like it, please stop reading in time. Then everyone can be happy. Thanks!

Pre-release blurb:

Hua Lichen transmigrated into a book as a universally hated character: the master of Zhou Lanyan, the spoiled crown prince of the Kingdom of Zhao.

In the book, Zhou Lanyan's master was supposedly the crown prince's mentor, but in reality he worked for the second prince, whose goal was to keep an eye on the crown prince.

The crown prince in the book was an expert at eating, drinking, and having fun.

The cannon-fodder master took him even further into debauchery, feeding him all kinds of pills under the excuse that they would strengthen his body, when in fact they were extremely harmful.

After enduring countless hardships and finally ascending the throne, the crown prince wiped out the second prince's faction and had the cannon fodder beheaded.

After arriving in the book, Hua Lichen trembled with fear.

He clung to the crown prince's leg and began helping him rise to power.

The alchemy furnace and all those pills? Destroy them, destroy them all.

The spoiled crown prince likes drinking, so Hua Lichen hauled him back to the Eastern Palace from a tavern, then got dead drunk with him.

The spoiled crown prince likes to fool around, so Hua Lichen hauled him back to the Eastern Palace from a gambling den, then played dice and dominoes with him.

The spoiled crown prince likes visiting brothels, so Hua Lichen hauled him back to the Eastern Palace from one, then accompanied him... Hm? He can't do that one!

In short, he had to do whatever it took to guide the crown prince onto the right path and avoid getting beheaded.

Zhou Lanyan: Is this guy nuts?

At last, Zhou Lanyan ascended the throne. The whole kingdom celebrated, and Hua Lichen wept with joy. His head was finally safe, and he could retire after completing his mission.

But that night, Zhou Lanyan stopped him in his bedchamber. "Master, you've always given me whatever I wanted. Now I want you to stay by my side forever. Will you give me that?"

The next morning, Hua Lichen snapped, "Zhou Lanyan! When I said I'd stay with you, I didn't mean this kind of staying!"

Theme: Respecting elders and caring for the young are traditional virtues