A Daughter's Body

Xu Moqing, the eldest son of the Xu family, is gloomy, ruthless, and vicious. Unable to walk except in a wheelchair, he is a cripple.

Huo Yunteng has never gotten along with the little cripple and has always wanted to find a chance to teach him a good lesson.

Then one day, the two of them were stranded together in a remote mountain forest. Huo Yunteng waited with a sneer for Xu Moqing to wet himself in his wheelchair, but instead saw the usually arrogant, domineering man with reddened eyes, biting his lip as he let out a suppressed sob.

Only then did he realize that beneath that seemingly invulnerable, steel-hard exterior was a delicate woman.

Blurb two:

After spending two days and one night alone with Xu Moqing on the mountain, Huo Yunteng went home and thought it over. He decided to marry Xu Moqing.

That way, he could fulfill his responsibility and bring Xu Moqing back into the inner household, so he would no longer oppose the Huo family.

Having made up his mind, he cornered Xu Moqing in a narrow alley.

"I can marry you into the Duke of Jingguo's household, but you must promise to leave the court for good and never oppose my Huo family again."

Xu Moqing lifted his eyes, the corners of his phoenix eyes tilting up. "What? Is your father planning to marry me?"

Huo Yunteng: "???"

One-line summary: A ridiculous Mary Sue story, and the male lead is an idiot.

[No rebirth, no transmigration. A native historical romance, with the leads acting like they've picked up each other's scripts. The female lead is no saint: she's ruthless, vicious, and sharp-tongued, with an absurdly powerful golden finger. Slow burn.]

Content warnings and reading guide:

1. Readers who insist on chaste characters, proceed with caution.

2. The female lead loves rabbits and other small animals.

3. The setting is fictional and extremely loosely based on history. No historical nitpicking or ranking the story against others.

4. The author is very fierce, argues with people, and deletes comments.

5. If you don't like it, just leave. Let's respect each other and make the internet a more harmonious place.

Thanks to @Chu Shi for the cover art!

Theme: Fear no convention. Break the rules and keep moving forward through adversity.