He was once the sharpest sword of the enemy nation, now he’s the Crown Prince’s pillow companion.

Chu Changxiao, the War God of Lin’an, was sentenced to poisoned wine and the crippling of his martial arts on the very day of his triumphant return, landing him in a death row cell. A imperial decree of marriage sent him from the executioner’s block to the Crown Prince’s bedchamber in Northern Di.

Tuoba Yuan, Crown Prince of Northern Di, offered ten cities as a betrothal gift to reclaim the man who had once pierced his chest with a single sword. The court was in an uproar, and the world laughed at his madness for gambling his kingdom on a man.

He believed this was a humiliation, a golden cage designed to trap a wild eagle. He hid weapons schematics and grain seeds, attempting to negotiate, but only earned deeper possessiveness and the words: “You are now merely my male concubine.”

But he didn’t know—

Tuoba Yuan had coveted him for seven long years. From a fleeting glimpse of salvation in the forest to the obsession behind the ghost face on the battlefield. The ten cities were not bargaining chips, but a desperate gamble. Poisoned wine incurable? Martial arts utterly lost? He knelt before the National Preceptor, begging only for his health.

When border fires reignited, Tuoba Yuan placed armor before him: “Do you wish to remain a caged bird forever, or once again become an eagle soaring by my side?”

Chu Changxiao gripped his sword and sneered: “My price is more than ten cities.”

—This is a story of conquest and redemption, of forceful acquisition and love that blossomed in secret.

Enemy Crown Prince × Fallen General, Dual Purity, Sweet and Fluffy, Includes Childbearing.

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