The Fortunate Princess: The Cold-Faced Prince's Beloved

From a modern horticulturist to an invisible nobody in a prince’s manor, Su Wanqing’s transmigration from the start is practically hell mode: ignored by everyone, short on food and clothes, and nearly dying of illness on a cold bed.

At her lowest point, a mouthful of spiritual spring water quietly awakens. It not only saves her life, but also brings her back to bloom, making her complexion more radiant by the day.

One day, while secretly using the spring water to tend the flowers, she is caught red-handed by the powerful, cold, taciturn Prince Rui.

Terrified, she stammers and blurts out a retort: “The flowers are about to die. Can’t I save them?”

But he gazes into her clear, lively eyes and, for the first time, finds himself thinking that someone is “interesting.”

From then on, the cold-faced prince draws closer step by step, while she cautiously handles his advances.

A little spiritual spring water and a few modern snacks quietly win over his stomach, and then his heart.

And when she becomes pregnant with triplets, then quadruplets... shocking the whole court again and again,

only then does he realize that what he found is more than a treasure. She is a one-of-a-kind “blessed consort who brings many children.”

Household scheming? No worries. She has a little cleverness, and his favoritism is right out in the open.

Raising children? No rush. Nourished by the spiritual spring, the little ones are healthy and bright, and the manor is lively every day.

From an overlooked young lady to the cherished wife he holds in the palm of his hand,

Su Wanqing writes a sweet romance all her own, filled with a lifetime of security and children gathered around her knees.

“I never believed in good fortune, until I met you.”

“My lord, really, I just have a little spiritual spring water, that’s all~”

◆ A cold-faced prince wins her heart × a warmhearted young lady’s everyday life raising children ◆

◆ Adorable multiples|Sweet romance, no angst|Heartwarming and healing ◆