After I Was Betrothed to the Crippled Prince, I Became the Medicine for His Heart

[Sweet historical romance + substitute bride + love after marriage + mutual healing + one-on-one romance] After Su Fuling returned to the capital from Qingzhou, the Marquis’s household forced her into a bridal sedan, making her take her elder sister’s place as the bride of Xiao Huan, the Prince of Chen, who suffered from an old illness. Everyone said the prince was cold and reclusive, and no good match. On their wedding night, Xiao Huan did not come to receive his bride. He merely told her coldly to move into the east wing. Seeing how guarded the whole household was, Su Fuling found the situation perfectly clear. If the Marquis’s household wanted nothing to do with her and the prince did not trust her, then she would make her own way in life.

But no one knew that her ten years in Qingzhou had not been spent recovering in vain. She knew medicine and how to take a pulse, and her silver needles could save lives as well as protect her. Xiao Huan thought she was a spy for the Marquis’s household and kept her at arm’s length. But she discovered that there was more to his old illness than met the eye, and that his prescriptions had been tampered with. From secretly changing his medicine, to saving him with her needles, to joining forces to unravel the conspiracy, the cold-faced prince’s gaze gradually began to change.

Later, when someone bullied her, he was the first to defend her. When someone tried to make an issue of her being a substitute bride, she produced the evidence herself. At last, he understood: she was no accident. She was the remedy born from his old illness, and the only person he would choose for the rest of his life.