You're Blind, I'm Paralyzed: The Disabled Couple Takes on Four Kingdoms

A completed, feel-good story with comedy, face-slapping, a pocket dimension, pregnancy before love, and mutual redemption.

A bold, disabled princess versus a doting prince with poor eyesight.

Sheng Yihuang was fighting zombies in the apocalypse when she transmigrated into the body of the second daughter of the Chancellor’s household in the Nancang Kingdom.

The good news: her fire ability and storage space came with her.

The bad news: her legs were crippled, and she was stuck in a wheelchair, unable to even relieve herself.

Her father didn’t care for her, her mother had died young, and her stepmother and legitimate elder sister treated her like a dog.

Even worse, she slept with a man while in her wheelchair and got pregnant on the first try!

She was practically the captain of the miserable brigade! Sheng Yihuang spread her hands. “I’ll add my own sugar.”

She takes on the entire Chancellor’s household and enjoys an incredibly satisfying life.

Cruel servants bully her? She slaps them hard with fiery palms.

Her legitimate elder sister steals the Emperor’s favor, becomes a consort, and struts home to show off? Sorry, she gets the Emperor too!

After beating them, Sheng Yihuang plants her hands on her hips and asks, “You can’t even recognize the person who saved you, so what kind of lousy Emperor are you?”

Her scumbag father and stepmother try to pressure her with filial piety. She raises her hand and starts swinging. “What are you babbling about? Go tell it to the fists I used to beat zombies!”

Helian Ming, the God of War of the Northwest, suffered an eye injury after being ambushed on the battlefield. Cold-blooded, ruthless, gloomy, and paranoid, he was ordered to marry the disabled Sheng Yihuang.

A blind man and a cripple: he thought things couldn’t get any worse. But he became her legs, and she became his eyes.

She lets out a sigh, and he sharpens his blade, ready to take on her enemies.

She casually lifts a finger, and he brings all the capital’s jewels before her.

During their happiest month, enemy troops encroach and the city gates are about to fall.

Sheng Yihuang rises from her wheelchair, her belly heavy with child, while Helian Ming removes the blindfold from his eyes.

Hand in hand, husband and wife say, “You just had to force us to beat you up when we were at our happiest.”