Jiang Xintang, the concubine of the Xuanping Hou Mansion, was forced to marry Xie Jingxi, the Rui King who was seriously injured and disabled on the battlefield, for her sister. On her wedding night, she stayed alone in an empty room and was treated coldly and humiliated by her husband. She responded with openness and tenacity, took good care of Xie Jingxi's daily life, and resolved crises in the house such as Feng Ruoxi's temptation and evil slaves making things difficult for her. As they got along day after day, Xie Jingxi was moved by her sincerity and stepped out of the haze of her disability. The two worked hand in hand to face the undercurrent of the court and the disputes in the back house. From a couple who was forced to be tied up, they gradually developed a deep affection for each other.
Reader comments
What's up with the art style and dubbing? They were good at first, but then they fell apart. I couldn't stand it after watching six episodes. The art style and dubbing are so speechless.
It's very interesting. Is there a book out yet?
The production is excellent, the characters move smoothly, the dialogue is clear, and the dubbing effect is very good. It would be great if the plot can continue until the prince's feet recover and the two have a child.
What's up with the art style and dubbing? They were good at first, but then they fell apart. I couldn't stand it after watching six episodes. The art style and dubbing are so speechless.
It's very interesting. Is there a book out yet?
The production is excellent, the characters move smoothly, the dialogue is clear, and the dubbing effect is very good. It would be great if the plot can continue until the prince's feet recover and the two have a child.