Mistakenly Married into the Prince's Household: After the Auspicious Wedding, My Husband, Thought Dead, Suddenly Came Back to Life

On her first day after transmigrating to ancient times, Su Lixian was sold off to bring good fortune through marriage to a living corpse of a husband, all skin and bones and close to death.

If her husband died, she’d have to spend the rest of her life a widow!

With no other choice, Su Lixian washed and fed him medicine every day. With the golden needles of mysterious medicine, she finally nursed her living corpse of a husband back to health.

Then, out of nowhere, Su Lixian was told her husband had died and that she should go home.

What? This is great news!

Delighted, Su Lixian returned home, put her awful aunt and uncle in their place, took the silver, and brought her younger brother to the capital for treatment.

A year later, Su Lixian was selected to serve as a physician in the prince’s household. She eyed her cold, abstinent prince.

Why... does he look a little like my dead husband?

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Rumor had it that the Lord of Zhaolu City had chosen a country girl as his personal maid and doted on her to the point of obsession.

If the maid said no, then no it was. If she said stop, then stop it was.

Then came another rumor: the prince was going to marry his maid.

The maid said a man must never have a wandering eye. Besides, this maid already had a husband.

The prince narrowed his phoenix eyes and slowly leaned in, his voice warm and teasing. “My dear princess consort, I’ve never had a wandering eye...”

(A whirlwind marriage, where the leads don’t know each other’s true identities; a satisfying comeback and face-slapping story)