General Zong Ce, the illustrious God of War of Great Xia. A hero immortalized in history, loyal and devoted, yet distrusted by the emperor. Stripped of command and executed by lingchi at the critical moment. Yin Zhu is Zong Ce's die-hard admirer. Waking up, he transmigrates into the very tyrant he despises most. And has just drugged Zong Ce, plotting to trap him. Bound by rules forbidding him from revealing his transmigrator identity—lest his soul shatters. Gritting his teeth, Yin Zhu drags the general into the royal bed. By dawn, Yin Zhu regrets it bitterly— He nearly thought he'd die on that bed. ...As expected of his idol! * After dying unjustly, Zong Ce reincarnates to the year he first entered the palace. Now thoroughly disillusioned with the emperor, he secretly conspires with Prince Qi to usurp the throne. Even submitting to indignities to reclaim his military power. That man had once earnestly promised: *I’ll reclaim our lands and give you a prosperous reign.* At first, Zong Ce scoffed. Harboring resentment, he takes it out savagely in bed each time. Later, with peace restored and nations yielding, Zong Ce regrets his earlier roughness, showering his beloved with tenderness. Returning triumphant, he rides home eagerly—only to hear rumors of his alleged treason with Prince Qi. Presented with poisoned wine by the palace, he dismisses subordinates urging rebellion. Calmly kneeling in gratitude, he drains the cup—yet still yearns for one last glimpse of that man. Upon waking again, he finds the emperor disheveled in his arms, eyes red with heartache: *"Idol, you’ve suffered so much! No wonder you were... I thought you’d lost your edge!"* Zong Ce: ?