Kept rebel as BABY

In a clinical masterpiece of psychological warfare, **Julian**, a legendary and hardened military commander, finds himself systematically dismantled by **Silas**, a brilliant but pathologically obsessive captor. Following a failed rebellion, Julian is not merely imprisoned; he is subjected to a terrifying process of "re-education" designed to erase his identity and replace his iron-willed masculinity with absolute, infantile dependency.
Set within a gilded, inescapable estate, the story chronicles the agonizing metamorphosis of a man who once led armies into a "Baby"-a broken, lace-clad creature whose biological functions, thoughts, and very sense of self are managed by Silas's clinical, possessive hand. Through a harrowing blend of archaic humiliation, forced regression, and cutting-edge neurological conditioning, Silas strips away Julian's autonomy layer by layer.
As the lines between master and pet blur into a suffocating, perverse domesticity, the story reaches a chilling question: when a man is left with no choice but to rely on his tormentor for every breath and heartbeat, does his surrender become a tragedy, or a terrifying new form of love? In this silent, velvet-lined cage, Julian discovers that the most unbreakable chains are the ones he eventually chooses to put on himself.