The General's Foolish Daughter Is Forced to Marry a Sinister Prince

[General's Foolish Daughter, but No Foolish Weakling × Disgraced Prince] (Also known as: The Foolish Prince's Consort Doesn't Seem So Foolish!) Qi Nian'an was born with an intellectual disability. Her mother is the renowned female general Qi Yuanying, and her father is Nian Yi, a wealthy merchant. She also has two older brothers.

On the eve of her coming-of-age ceremony, she is betrothed to the eldest prince, Zhu Suikang, as his consort.

Prince Chu, Zhu Suikang, sees Qi Nian'an as an obstacle on his path to becoming crown prince and a stumbling block to rekindling his relationship with the woman he has always loved.

“A mere fool thinks she can be my consort?”

Her eldest brother has resented her for nine years over something that happened, and though her second brother doesn't show it, she can tell he blames her too. Her parents are the only ones in the world who truly care for her.

Qi Nian'an is sensitive and kind. She works hard to learn many things and carefully tries to please others.

She inherits her mother's strength of character and her father's integrity. She is willing to give everything for love, but never loses herself. From knowing nothing about love to experiencing all its sweetness and bitterness, Qi Nian'an grows ever more clear-headed. Every hardship she endures becomes a milestone in her growth.

As they spend their days together, Zhu Suikang realizes that Qi Nian'an may not be a fool at all. On the contrary, she is among the clearest-minded people in the world. At first, he treats her only as a pawn. At some point, however, whenever he sees her frown, he can't help wanting to smooth away the crease between her brows.