The Captive Crown Prince and the Enemy Kingdom's Lowly Soldier

[This story has major landmines. It blows up in the very first chapter]

The crown prince is captured, then handed over to an enemy soldier as spoils of war.

The soldier takes him home. He goes to great lengths to win the young soldier over, and becomes the person the soldier loves most.

He makes use of this unremarkable identity, working from within with his subordinates and a mole in the enemy nation to bring it down, then finally returns to his own country.

Before that, he has one problem: how to tell the young soldier that he wasn't using him for everything.

Watching this earnest young soldier charge into battle for his own country makes him feel a little sad.

Next book: The Ninth Princess's Consort Caught the Sixth Prince's Eye. It's already underway, around 100,000 characters, and is still writing practice.

Three years ago, Li Zhiyuan returned from the northern frontier battlefield. On his way south to the southern frontier, he passed through the capital but was forbidden to return home.

At the banquet for the Ninth Princess's hundredth day, Qin An caused a scene and asked to marry the little princess. He only meant to stand up for the childhood friend who had once been wronged.

Unfortunately, the emperor agreed.

Later, the empire collapsed. Qin An fled everywhere with his fiancee in his arms, until he reached his old friend's home.

And now there's a problem. Li Zhiyuan pulls the baby's pacifier out of its mouth.