A Substitute Bride: The Frail Prince Relies on My Spirit Spring to Stay Alive

Synopsis: A one-line introduction: I take the place of a sickly prince, cultivate with a spiritual spring, farm and punish scoundrels, and even cure the sick prince until he becomes a living King of Hell.

Xin Ci, a farming PhD from the apocalypse, wakes up in the body of an unwanted daughter of a marquis's household.

Her father doesn't care for her, her grandmother doesn't love her, and her legitimate younger sister walks all over her.

At the Empress Dowager's birthday banquet, her younger sister frames her for poisoning. The empress issues an order for her to marry the frail Prince of Ye.

Everyone says she's doomed.

Xin Ci smiles.

Doomed?

With the spiritual spring in her palm, she grows medicinal herbs and crops until she has a mountain of gold. She heals the sick and wounded until the entire city of Ye respectfully calls her the Bodhisattva Princess Consort.

The marquis's household regrets their past and comes crawling back to make amends? Get lost.

Her jealous younger sister tries to trip her up? Beat her down.

The Duke of Dingguo's household covets the treasures of the Valley of the Medicine King? Wipe them out.

Why is the Prince of Ye, rumored to be frail and near death, getting stronger and stronger?

And why does he keep coming to her courtyard every day to freeload on her meals, medicine, and bed?

Xin Ci: "Your Highness, are you pretending to be sick?"

Su Zhiye pulls her into his arms, his voice hoarse. "I wasn't pretending. It's just that meeting you cured most of my illness. The rest needs to be treated personally by my princess consort every night."