The Kingdom of Fusang has a beauty named Wushuang. Born to a hard life, she is sent to the Kingdom of Zhou in a political marriage. She has the power to capture souls and mend broken bones, but… she’s a fool.
The Kingdom of Zhou has a bastard prince named Meng Wanggui. Long oppressed by others, he hides great ambition and possesses a mind as deep as Wushuang’s. He is also peerlessly handsome, but… he’s a pervert.
Wushuang had hoped to keep her talents hidden and live quietly as a sweet, silly girl. Unfortunately, Meng Wanggui is a genuine pervert, switching between sadist and masochist from one day to the next. For twenty years, he has been single-mindedly getting others killed and putting himself in danger, and that still isn’t enough: he insists on dragging her into it too.
He says things like, “My beloved consort, our love is so deep that we should live and die together. Don’t worry, if you make the ultimate sacrifice, I’ll be sure to build you a luxurious tomb. Go bravely!”
Wushuang just wants to roar, “You’re such a pervert, so why haven’t you ascended to heaven yet!”
