In her previous life, Shen Jinghong was treated as the family’s unwanted child and married off as a good-luck charm to the Night Prince, a violent “cripple” with paralyzed legs. She poured her heart and soul into helping him ascend the throne, only to be executed by him and his “white moonlight” on the day he achieved greatness. Her crime: “jealousy and usurping power.”
Reborn, she returns to the night of her wedding! The “white moonlight’s” brother has come under the pretense of visiting her, but he is really there to humiliate her and force her to break off the engagement so his beloved can take her place. Shen Jinghong gives a cold laugh, then throws herself into the arms of the gloomy man in the wheelchair. Breathing sweetly in his ear, she says, “Your Highness, they’re bullying me. Aren’t you going to do something?”
Everyone is waiting to see how the brutal Night Prince will torture her to death for their amusement.
But no one expects that after the wedding, the Night Prince, rumored to be unable to walk, will pin her deep into the bedchamber night after night. His callused hand strokes her back, the corners of his eyes bloodshot, his voice achingly hoarse. “Jinghong, call me husband one more time, and I’ll give you my life…”
Shen Jinghong plays the role of a meek, vulnerable princess consort while using the prince’s manor as a stepping stone to take revenge on her enemies and turn the capital upside down. The “cripple” prince everyone avoids keeps her behind him, his gaze dark. “Whoever dares to mess with my princess consort, I’ll wipe out their entire clan!”
The best book in China during this period