A single imperial decree forces Su Qingyue into a substitute marriage, making her Princess Consort of Prince Jing.
The whole capital waits to see her spend her life alone, but she secretly rejoices.
All she has to do is wait for the prince to breathe his last, then take the money and run, free to roam the world.
But this sickly prince seems different from what she imagined.
He's gentle and humble, and though his life hangs by a thread, he silently stands up for her whenever she's bullied.
It's as if he can see through every little scheme she has.
Yin Xuanjin knows he has been poisoned and that his future is uncertain. He doesn't want to drag this lively woman down with him.
He gives her the utmost tenderness and complete freedom, hoping that one day she can walk away unscathed.
When the imperial family's schemes sweep in, she resolutely steps in front of him. Only then does he realize he no longer wants to let her go.
Su Qingyue: “Weren't we supposed to bring you good fortune, then I'd be widowed and inherit your fortune? Why aren't you dead yet? You're getting more and more clingy!”
Yin Xuanjin: “If I died, who would be your greatest support and your most beautiful burden?”
The prince and the princess gradually developed a relationship and understood each other. From the initial reluctance to being separated, they thought about each other. It was good. Queen Mother Xian harmed others and herself. When she harmed others, she should have known that one day, Mo Hen finally knew how to beg for a wife. The prince's subordinates and secret guards were good and loyal. Even if the prince was not favored, was sick, and was out of power, they never betrayed or left. They stayed with the prince and waited for their master to make a comeback.
It's a book worth reading!
It looks good, I'm willing to watch it