In the Arms of Chenghuan: Your Majesty, Don't Make Trouble, Please Allow Me to Take It Easy.

As a wedding celebration, Shen Muxue was stuffed into a sedan chair and carried into the residence of Huo Quchen, the most handsome man in the capital. There were flowers and candles in the wedding room, and she was curled up on the corner of the bed, her voice like a gnat: "Your Majesty, don't make trouble, please allow me to take it easy..." He lazily pulled open his collar and stepped forward: "Easy? I have been waiting for nineteen years, and you want me to take it easy?" Shen Muxue originally thought that after marrying a good-for-nothing son, she would be able to get married and leave in three years. Unexpectedly, this man fought cocks and horses during the day, but at night he climbed over the wall and entered her house, treating her boudoir as his own bedroom. "Didn't we agree to sleep in separate rooms?" "Who told you?" What's even more strange is that she discovered that the dandy prince was secretly training private soldiers, contacting courtiers, and arranging the world - clearly playing a big game of chess. And she unintentionally became the most critical piece on the chessboard. The court hall is turbulent and the clouds are treacherous, and the hidden arrows in the backyard are difficult to guard against. When the enemy pursues him, the prince seizes the heir, and the country is in turmoil one after another, Shen Muxue is no longer satisfied with being a chess piece. She used her medical skills to save people, used her wisdom to solve problems, and step by step grew from an abandoned daughter who wanted to marry into a woman who stood by his side. Only later did he realize that the trap he had set up eventually trapped him. "You said you should take it slow." "Well, it's been long enough to hold off the incense for a while." --- Highlights in one sentence: The superficially dandy prince × the surrogate miracle doctor who is cold on the outside and hot on the inside. He marries first and then falls in love. He plots the world, but only misses his own heart. ---