Snow Fell in My Frosty Past Life, but My Crippled Prince Is Spring-Warm in This Life

[One-on-one romance + past and present lives + marriage first, love later + mutual devotion] Su Qiqi finally becomes Crown Princess. The Crown Prince appears to be perfectly in sync with her, but in truth, he loathes her. He only wants everything she brings with her. As soon as the Empress Dowager, who dotes on Su Qiqi, dies, he has her killed and elevates her half-sister in her place. Reborn, she ignores the Crown Prince's attentions and her family's objections, choosing instead to marry Rong Ce, a disgraced, unloved, poisoned, lame prince. She does so only because, in her previous life, this prince, who had fought across battlefields with decisive brutality yet was always pushed to the margins, helped her several times. Su Qiqi asks the Empress Dowager to arrange the marriage. The lame prince, cold-faced and firmly opposed, cannot understand why a beautiful, graceful legitimate daughter of a marquis would reject the handsome Crown Prince to marry a disabled man as unwanted as himself. There must be something suspicious about it. But since the marriage is decreed by the Empress Dowager, he has no choice but to let it happen. What he does not know is that this cold, aloof prince, who keeps women at a distance and strides about on his long legs, will later want to hold Qiqi so close she becomes part of his very bones. He will also keep finding himself tossed into a vinegar jar, jealous before he knows it. Your Highness, you can't ignore all distinctions of age and rank and get jealous of your own son, too. Constantly brewing vinegar isn't good for you. And besides, you can't drink too much of the vinegar you make yourself, or you'll get drunk.