Both are each other's first and only love; marriage first, love later.
Chang Rong is the fourth daughter born to a concubine in the Chang household. She grew up in the countryside with her mother and younger brother, and at fifteen was summoned back to the capital to marry in place of her legitimate elder sister. Her groom is the crippled heir to a marquis's estate, who is also unable to consummate a marriage.
She doesn't have to care for her disabled husband, and a wet nurse looks after their young adopted son. What could be more heavenly?
Chang Rong is perfectly happy with this arrangement. She intends to keep her heart out of it, avoid romance, and simply be a good wife to the heir, living a peaceful life.
But people keep provoking her. Fine, then. She'll deal with one troublemaker at a time, and if two come, she'll take care of both.
She's not afraid of a little household scheming.
She just doesn't know when her husband in the wheelchair managed to stand up.
“My lady, it's time for bed.”
Chang Rong looks at the man on the bed, his smile unreadable. Weren't you supposed to be unable to consummate a marriage? Liar.
The article is well written, I kept reading and couldn't put it down.
I like reading novels that are not too long.
It looks great, please give it a thumbs up to the author
The heroine is kind-hearted. In the end, she should make life worse than death for the two sisters of the Chang family. She failed to do so.
I finished reading it, but I can't express my feelings!
The heroine has no cheating or cheating, and her relationship with the hero is natural.
Okay, happy ending.
Nice! One link after another.
A short novel, well written and worth reading!
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking