Silly Weiwei: The Prince Xiao’s Cherished Darling

On their wedding night, Su Weiwei, the foolish legitimate daughter of the prime minister whom everyone mocked, pinned the powerful Prince Xiao, Mo Yuan, to the bed and lisped, “Candy.”

Everyone thought she wouldn’t survive three days. But to their surprise, the once cold-blooded Prince Xiao spoiled his foolish bride rotten. He piled up mountains of gold just to make her smile, put her safety first even amid court turmoil, and even forced his secret guards to learn how to make rabbit lanterns.

But no one knew that the clear, innocent eyes of this “fool” concealed deadly poison needles, or that Prince Xiao, who seemed to dote on her without limit, had carved the memory of the little beggar who gave him half a piece of candy on a snowy night ten years ago into his very bones.

When the mask of foolishness finally falls and the Poison Empress returns, Prince Xiao takes her bloodstained hand and smiles. “Weiwei, this realm has long been a plaything in the palm of your hand.”