What's Wrong, My Prince?

[Man disguised as a lady × Paranoid Kaolin Flower Prince] Shen Jinghe, the legitimate daughter of the Minister of War, never thought that one day she would replace her brother as a secret guard and live a life that was not hers. Everything happened because her brother Shen Mingzhang died unexpectedly the night before he became a secret guard. And all the clues point to the Prince of the East Palace - Qi Heng. In order to prevent others from suspecting and find out the cause of his brother's death, Shen Jinghe silenced his voice and simply became mute, getting closer to Qi Heng. But because she couldn't speak, she accidentally became Qi Heng's personal bodyguard. Shen Jinghe also found that the way Qi Heng looked at her was... Strange. —— The appearance of the mute "Shen Mingzhang" made Qi Heng, the prince of the East Palace, suspect that he was a broken sleeve. Thinking that he was used to walking on knife-edge and walking on thin ice, he had hallucinations. Qi Heng often secretly sought medical treatment, but always ended up without a cure. In order to make himself look normal, Qi Heng tried his best to exercise restraint and maintain a "fine, humble and polite" appearance. Until the Shangyuan Lantern Festival, he went out of the palace privately to relax and caught a familiar figure. He followed secretly and saw a woman going to the river, weeping and lighting a lantern, and said quietly: "Brother, Jinghe misses you so much." * The candlelight was dim, Qi Heng looked at "Shen Mingzhang" who was tied to the couch by himself, and slowly pulled away her belt, forcing her to speak: "Tell me, should I call you Shen Mingzhang? Or - Jinghe?" #Qiheng: I admit it's really a broken sleeve! # Shen Jinghe: Isn't it said that one must restrain oneself and return to propriety? What are you doing! ————Copywriting 2026.4.19 (Screenshot taken)———— Reading guide: 1. Imaginary history, 1v1, sc 2. The heroine is not really mute, she can speak, she selectively becomes mute Purpose: Who says women are inferior to men?