Want to Inherit My Family's Wealth? I'll Marry the Disabled Prince with a Grand Bridal Dowry

Song Lanyue, daughter of the richest man in the capital, spent her family fortune pursuing Pei Changling, heir to the Duke of Zhenguo, for three years.

Instead, he returned to the capital with a delicate beauty and publicly read out an imperial decree: “In consideration of our past affection, I’ll let you be my secondary wife. Xuejiao will manage your dowry for you.”

He wanted to steal her place as his primary wife and take her family’s fortune, too?

Song Lanyue finally came to her senses and turned toward the man seated nearby in a wheelchair.

The blind imperial uncle of the Great Jing dynasty, a celebrated war hero: Pei Jiuyuan!

“Uncle, I’ll marry you as your princess consort with a grand dowry stretching ten miles. Then I can make him greet me every day and call me Auntie. How does that sound?”

The whole capital waited to laugh at the richest heiress.

Who could have guessed that the battle god of a prince, famed for his ruthless decisiveness, would not only agree at once, but also force his nephew to kneel and serve tea while calling her Auntie?

After their wedding, Song Lanyue brought every accountant in the city to collect debts, emptied the Duke’s estate, and made her former fiancé regret everything.

As the tycoon princess consort’s fame spread across the land, Song Lanyue packed her bags to inspect her shops in Jiangnan.

The prince, whose legs could barely carry him, grabbed her wrist and removed the white silk covering his eyes.

His gaze was deep as he pressed the tiger tally, a symbol of military authority, into her hand. With a plaintive sigh, he said, “My lady, the accounts of the prince’s residence are settled, but I’ve lost my heart to you. Where are you going?”

It turned out that every coincidence was just this cunning battle god’s long-planned devotion!