Ye Wenshan transmigrates into another world, and before she has even had a single day to settle in, she's handed a life-threatening job: sleep with the Sixth Prince.
The Empress says he's been traumatized and has an insatiable appetite for sex.
Ye Wenshan is dumbfounded. What kind of disastrous start is this? And when she finally meets the Sixth Prince, she's even more stunned.
He's paralyzed! So... does that mean she'll have to do all the work herself?
Ye Wenshan tries to bluff her way out, but she's found out on the spot and punished severely.
To save her own life, she has no choice but to force herself on him.
As a result, the two of them often end up fighting on the bed.
He calls her shameless, but whenever his affliction flares up, he obediently grits his teeth and trembles as he endures it, looking just like a mistreated little wife.
She stays detached and talks herself through it, often making him so angry that his eyes turn red. Gritting his teeth, he says, “I'll kill you one day!”
Ye Wenshan is speechless. Wiping his tears, she casually plays along: “Sure, sure. Kill me, kill me.”
He wants to stand again, so she massages his legs and helps him practice walking, doing everything she can, all for the sake of one promise.
“Once it's done, I'll let you leave the palace.”
Later, his legs really do recover, but he goes back on his word.
Ye Wenshan loses hope. Sick of being coerced and confined, she fakes her death and escapes the palace.
Life outside the palace is calm and peaceful, and she even meets a gentle scholar.
But the good times don't last. In the end, he finds her.
Pei Ling lifts the legs of the person on the bed and rests them across his knees. Her iron shackles clink together with a clear ring.
“I told you to stay put, but you wouldn't listen.” He rubs her ankles and carefully wraps them in a handkerchief. “You might have rubbed your skin raw.”
Ye Wenshan's skin prickles. Unwilling to open her eyes, she says, “Didn't you say you were going to kill me?”
But he only laughs, his laughter bright and carefree, like a madman.
“See? You still remember what I said. I knew it. In this world, only you would ever treat me this well.”
* An unlucky but kind-hearted, optimistic heroine x a black-hearted hero who easily loses his composure
* The scholar is the second male lead, not a plot device
* The hero's addiction is caused by poison; all the male characters are sexually inexperienced
* A melodramatic story, orz
He is lost in the past he shared with her, while she thinks of it only as an act forced upon her
Theme: May you be healthy and have all things go your way
