Oh No! The Crippled Prince Heard Me Rumor That He Has a Secret Ailment

Yan Xinglan is the second daughter of a general's household. When her elder sister refuses to marry the disabled Prince Yi and takes her own life, Yan Xinglan is forced to take her place.

On her wedding night, Yan Xinglan is left alone. Then the empress suspects her of having lost her virtue before marriage and orders her execution.

In desperation, she has no choice but to protect herself by insisting that the injured Prince Yi has a hidden defect.

By the next day, all of Jindu is saying that Prince Yi, Ling Xuanyi, is impotent.

Surrounded by a roomful of imperial physicians, Ling Xuanyi is so furious that he nearly rises from his wheelchair.

“I hear it was my beloved consort who said I have a hidden defect?” He leans toward her, his gaze dangerous.

“No…” Yan Xinglan shrinks back.

“If you dare make such a judgment, you should verify it yourself.”

Seven days later, she climbs out of bed clutching her waist. From then on, her legs go weak whenever she sees him.

Ling Xuanyi pulls Yan Xinglan into his arms. “What are you afraid of, my beloved consort?”

Yan Xinglan is close to tears. “…It’s because Your Highness is too vigorous.”

Ling Xuanyi raises an eyebrow. “Oh? I thought I had a hidden defect?”

Yan Xinglan immediately backs down. “No, it’s me. I have a hidden defect!”

Her legitimate elder sister, who got her wish and married a scumbag, is unhappy after the wedding and decides to expose the shocking secret behind the stand-in marriage…

But she has no idea that the person she has provoked is not merely the general's second daughter, but someone from the enemy kingdom…

And no one knows that she is also hiding an astonishing identity powerful enough to turn the court upside down…