The Runaway Concubine Is Pregnant, and the Abstinent Heir Dotes on Her

[Traditional Historical Romance + A Devoted Couple + The Heroine’s Hidden Identity Revealed + He’ll Spend the Later Story Desperately Trying to Win Her Back] She came to the capital on a mission, but after suddenly losing her memory and sight, she mistook the heir for her husband. Rescued after falling into the water, Zhou Yang, a blind country girl, became the heir’s concubine. Rumor had it that Shen Du, the heir, had no interest in women. At twenty-eight, he still hadn’t taken a wife. Everyone expected the girl to become a laughingstock, but who would have guessed that the powerless, blind girl would grow more favored by the day? People said she was lucky and would never have to worry about food or money for the rest of her life. Zhou Yang only smiled and said nothing. She focused on breaking through the heir’s defenses, seizing every chance to win favor on all sides and making herself a tidy fortune in the process. One day, Shen Du learned of a secret order and led his troops on an expedition. Their target was Zhou Yang’s homeland, a small, defenseless country hemmed in by narrow terrain. Their goal was to seize the royal family’s sacred medicine. Should she kill him, or not? Zhou Yang ran. In the vast military camp, Shen Du was restless day and night. His concubine had been missing for three months. At first, he’d thought he would give her a proper scolding once he caught her. In the end, all he wanted was to find her alive or at least recover her body. The battle lasted only two days before the country fell. Shen Du wanted to take what he’d come for and hurry off to search for her. But who could have expected that in the tiny state of Miao, every member of the royal family would bear some resemblance to his missing concubine? Especially the Thirteenth Princess, who was already pregnant. At first, the blind girl had eyes only for him. She’d flirted with and seduced him, then left the moment her memory returned. And though she was his concubine, she’d somehow become entangled with a foreign power... She’d deceived him and kept him in the dark, playing him like a fool. One thing after another: how much else was there that he didn’t know? [Fictional setting, no historical research needed]