The Young Master Becomes a Slave: Better to Win You Back Than Restore the Kingdom

[Historical Political Intrigue] [Tortured Romance and a Road to Redemption] [The Heroine Claims the Throne] [Down-and-Out Nobleman] [Quiet, Devoted Love] [Revenge for Family and Country]

One night, a coup shook the Song palace, and the widely admired eldest prince, Yi Mu Yi, became a traitor.

On a blood-soaked night at the city gates, Jia, crown prince of the Yu Kingdom, died taking a blade meant for him.

An Ge, the Yu Kingdom's eldest princess, clutched her younger brother's ashes and pulled Yi Mu Yi from a pile of corpses, giving him the name "Slave Two."

"From this day on, I am the master, and you are the slave."

She made him feed the apes, perform dances, and work in the smithy, watching coldly as he was trampled into the dirt.

He never uttered a word of complaint. He kept watch for her, took arrows for her, and sank into the lake for her, willingly becoming the most lowly blade at her side.

Later, she took charge of the Yu Kingdom, opened a fish market, and invited suitors from across the land.

The Song Kingdom sent a proposal. The various states vied for her hand. The childhood friend, a prince of Chu, harbored ulterior motives, while the lovestruck princess of Nan pursued her relentlessly.

Everyone thought she kept him around for revenge.

Only he knew the truth: he was no longer the Song nobleman Yi Mu Yi. He was merely An Ge's Slave Two.

But when bloodshed once again threatened the realm, and old vengeance and new love closed in from every side,

would the man she had personally kicked into Yu Lake become the one person she would be most afraid to turn around and acknowledge?