After Being Kidnapped by the General
Enhanced Blurb:
Yuan Li, a skilled logistics officer in the modern battlefield, finds himself transported to ancient China. He awakens as the son of a minor official and is sent off by his tearful parents to the Prince Chu's Mansion, where he is to marry the ailing eldest son in a desperate attempt to bring him good fortune.
On that fateful day, Chu Hechao, the second son of the Prince Chu, returns from the battlefield in a whirlwind of dust and blood, his armor still unremoved. He takes his brother's place at the wedding ceremony, exchanging vows with Yuan Li under the heavens.
Yuan Li, inhaling the scent of blood and earth that clings to Chu Hechao, senses the aura of a dangerous individual. That night, Chu Hechao insists on sharing the nuptial wine with Yuan Li in his brother's stead.
Yuan Li, his smile gentle, extends the cup, "General, please."
His slender fingers, as pale as jade, grasp the goblet, while his long eyelashes flutter against his handsome face. Chu Hechao regards him with a sardonic smile, then downs the wine in one swift gulp.
Half a month later, the eldest son of the Prince Chu succumbs to his illness, and Chu Hechao abducts Yuan Li, whisking him away to the borderlands on horseback.
Yuan Li's Contributions in the Ancient Battlefield:
Yuan Li's expertise shines through as he transforms the ancient battlefield:
• Cultivating crops to ensure a bountiful harvest
• Raising livestock to provide sustenance
• Clearing roads to facilitate transportation
• Establishing medical facilities to care for the wounded
Yuan Li's tireless efforts transform the military camp into a thriving hub, earning him the admiration and gratitude of the soldiers, who view him as their lifeline.
The Smoldering Tension Between Yuan Li and Chu Hechao:
Amidst this backdrop of progress, a simmering tension brews between Yuan Li and Chu Hechao.
Chu Hechao, the enigmatic and formidable general, struggles to reconcile his growing affection for Yuan Li with the circumstances that brought them together.
"It was I who married you," Chu Hechao grits his teeth, suppressing his anger. "It was I who drank the nuptial wine with you. It was I who shared your wedding night."
"Perhaps you should look my way," Yuan Li suggests, his voice laced with a hint of challenge.
Their dynamic is a captivating blend of strength, attraction, and unresolved conflicts, adding depth and intrigue to the narrative.
Overall, "After Being Abducted by the General" promises an engaging and heartwarming tale of love, self-discovery, and nation-building, with a touch of tantalizing tension.
