The Handsome Prince Makes a Good Husband

[Soul swap + marriage first, love later]

[A decisive female general unloved by her father × a humble prince who is protective and holds a grudge]

After transmigrating into the daughter of a butcher, Wu Xijun finds herself with more strength than she knows what to do with. Yet her father doesn't dote on her and her mother doesn't love her. On top of doing hard labor every day, she's sold to the Grand Commandant's residence to work as a maid at her younger sister's urging.

The Grand Commandant's seventh daughter is famous for her viciousness. Her maids either die or are maimed, leaving every trafficker in the capital at their wits' end. On the day Wu Xijun is sold to the residence, another corpse is carried out. Everyone in the household wonders how long the pretty new maid will last, but Wu Xijun keeps at it for five years.

The day before the Lantern Festival, the young prince returns to the capital from Yanmen Pass and arranges to meet the seventh daughter to break off their engagement. The pampered young lady, who has had everything handed to her since childhood, can't bear the insult. She orders someone to drug the prince's tea, but the scheme unexpectedly benefits Wu Xijun, the maid.

One night of indulgence becomes a lifelong regret: she and the young prince switch bodies.

Rumor has it that the handsome young prince has always had a woman in his heart, his beloved first love. Only after she was disfigured did he reluctantly marry a lowly maid, so the prince doesn't care for his wife.

After the wedding, Wu Xijun still sleeps on the floor like a maid, brings him his footbath, and cooks for him. She attends to his every need. Even when the young prince has to cross a puddle, she carries him over with her incredible strength. She puts him first in everything, so utterly humble it's in her very bones.

Little do people know that the young prince, spoiled rotten by his wife, is actually the princess consort herself. He even takes on the task of bearing their child. He's every bit the devoted husband...