An esper from the apocalypse wakes up as a princess forced into a substitute marriage.
Everyone says the prince is on death's door, and marrying him means either dying alongside him or becoming a widow.
But Shen Liyue thinks it's wonderful!
All she has to do is keep a sickly man alive, take over the prince's household, and lie flat while enjoying a life of leisure. What could be better?
Why does everyone seem to be against her marrying him?
Luckily, luckily! Things got a little complicated, but she still got married.
But why did they give her a frail prince who looks like a celestial beauty?
It'd be such a waste not to cure him and keep him for herself.
Frail Prince: “Wife, my chest hurts.”
Frail Prince: “Wife, my hand hurts. This garment is so hard to take off.”
“Wife...”
Since the prince is too frail to look after himself, this princess will just have to do it for him!
The story is exciting and compact, and I really like the characters of the hero and heroine.
It's really well written. It's not like the usual strong women and strong men. I like this kind of book and have the desire to read it.