Shinru Yeonga Clan

After his father’s death, Yeon, a boy from the Muhala tribe who has been living in seclusion while hiding the secret of his body, is suddenly taken away at the command of the tribe leader and sent to a strange place by a shaman and several men who came for him.

The place he arrives at is the tent of Dorgon, the conquering king of Baol, stationed in the desert. Yeon learns that he has been sent there as one of Dorgon’s many concubines, and that night he is forced into an act he has never experienced before.

Dorgon, who inexplicably visits Yeon frequently, silently takes him and leaves. Yeon has no right to refuse, and he struggles with the unfamiliar acts with him, but what truly torments the young Yeon’s heart is his fear that he carries a secret: that a man’s body can bear a child...

Historical setting, Eastern fantasy, royalty/nobility, class difference

Strong gong, cold gong, indifferent gong, emperor gong

Beautiful shou, composed shou, outwardly gentle but inwardly strong shou, pregnancy shou

Serious, gentle, third-person point of view

[This work is a revised edition edited for ages 15 and up]