Su Wan, a genius of modern metaphysics, traveled to a prince's palace to marry a concubine, but was thrown into the cold courtyard of the crippled prince's palace on the day of their wedding. Everyone laughed at her for marrying a prince who was blind and had no legs, and was doomed to live a miserable life. Even her cheap husband was indifferent and distant, leaving her to fend for herself.
Su Wan looked at the weeds all over the courtyard, counted them with her fingers, and just smiled. The crippled king is surrounded by purple energy but is cursed? She broke the deadlock with a talisman. Does the aunt of the Hou family want to harm her reputation? She backhanded the opponent into a "ghost knocking on the door in the middle of the night" situation. A noble lady from the capital mocked her for her humble background? The feng shui bureau she casually set up allowed the prime minister to come to see him in person.
It was not until the palace banquet that the emperor suddenly became seriously ill, and the doctors were unable to do anything. In the dead silence, Su Wan walked out of the cold palace dressed in plain clothes. The silver needle determined life and death, and the paper talisman suppressed evil spirits. In full view of everyone, she helped the crippled king, who had always been silent, and said in a cold voice: "Your Majesty, have you seen enough of the show? It's time for your legs to be treated."
Later, the crippled king regained control of the army and trampled the mountains and rivers with his iron hoof. But he tore up the divorce letter on the spot and put the phoenix seal into her hand: "Do you want this as a betrothal gift?" Su Wan played with the compass and raised her eyebrows with a smile: "I accept the betrothal gift. But Your Majesty, the hexagram calculated last night showed that if someone enters your harem, I will destroy a city."
