The Great Lakan

Warning: This novel contains explicit sex scenes!

On the night when the blood moon appeared, the Magalos attacked the capital of Maharlika. The war occurred with the birth of the crown prince Lakan, but he was swapped for a baby boy who was a son of a slave by Princess Mandara, who wanted to become the queen, and the mastermind behind the queen's death.

The two babies will grow up in different lifestyles. Lakan will be deprived, while Prince Soham, the so-called false prince, will grow up in luxury. When Prince Soham saw Lakan in the market, who sells spices and swords, he fell in love with him, so he made a way to get closer to Lakan. He pretended to be a slave just to get close to him. As time goes by, Lakan gradually fell in love with the prince, who always visited him in the market and bought his merchandise. They quickly formed a strong relationship as strong as a sword and became lovers.

Will they continue their romance if they find out that one of them is a crown prince? How would they fight for their passion if one of them becomes the king of Maharlika?

The story is set during the pre-colonial period in the 15th century when Luzon was previously known as the Kingdom of Maharlika, which today is known as one of the islands in the Philippines.

Author's note: This novel is written in old Tagalog with loan words.