After a Political Marriage, I Farmed to Feed the Entire Empire

Half-elf Muxue has a secret: his body is half-elf, but his soul is human.

A human soul-transmigrator who struggled to survive in the apocalypse for over a decade.

The moment he wakes up, he's told he'll be sent to the Human Empire to marry for peace.

The Human Empire is undergoing a terrifying transformation. Countless plants have mutated and become poisonous, while animals have turned into monsters...

Humanity is facing an incredibly dire crisis.

The Human Empire and the Elf Empire arranged a marriage twenty years ago.

When the elf princess learned that her fiancé had turned into a monster, she ran away. So the half-elf Muxue was sent to marry into the Human Empire in her place.

The crown prince, now a monster with blood-red eyes, antlers, and scales on his face, stared at the delicate, timid half-elf who had been sent to him.

Muxue had heard that the crown prince had eaten several fiancées on a whim. Trembling, he held out a hand and said, "Don't eat me. I can grow plants. I'm a wood-element ability user."

The crown prince lifted the boy's chin. "If you can grow normal plants, I won't eat you."

Later, countless vines sprouted from the boy's back.

The crown prince hadn't managed to cut them down in time, and was bound up in vines.

"Now it's my turn to eat you, Your Highness." Muxue looked up at the handsome man, bound and unable to move.

The crown prince glanced at the boy.

Muxue thought that even if he died, he would have no regrets after seeing the look in those eyes.

The Imperial Guards watched the two of them from afar.

Someone whispered, "Isn't the crown prince a God of War? How could he be so weak? He got tied up just like that. That can't be right."

"That's just how married couples flirt. Otherwise, how long would the crown prince have to wait between meals? Priest Muxue is far too pure and ascetic," someone explained in secret.

The crown prince, bound in the distance, was anything but pure and ascetic. If this kid would just stop tormenting him, he'd be thanking Buddha.

But for the army's provisions, for the empire, Crown Prince Qin Yun endured it all.

The soldiers of the regiment: "Come on, we all know you're so hungry for the crown princess that your eyes are red every day."

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