Married to a Court Official

For five years, Yin Cheng ruled the Eastern Depot. To the world, he was a cold-blooded, malicious villain who killed without blinking, schemed for power, and framed loyal officials. Then one day, a woman entered his world. His heart, once as cold as ice, slowly melted, and he fell hopelessly in love.

He loved her deeply, but hesitated to act on it. He longed to be loved, yet feared it might not be genuine.

Only when the woman sweetly promised to marry him, satisfying his pride, did he take out the imperial decree of betrothal and slip it into her hand. "All right. I'll marry you."

Seeing the decree, the woman realized she'd been tricked. "You had the decree all along and didn't show it to me sooner? I spent ages shamelessly confessing to you!"

When she married him, the woman thought he was just a schemer, a little petty, and a tiny bit jealous. But that night, he fumbled to lift her chin. "Promise me you won't look... okay?"

Only then did his trembling voice make her realize that despite his lofty status, he loved her so humbly that it broke her heart.

From then on, she showered him with sweet words, bolstering his pride for a lifetime, while he did everything he could to protect her happiness for the rest of hers.

Reader's guide:

1. The male lead is a real eunuch. (The closer he gets to the heroine, the more his deeply repressed side comes out.)

2. The heroine will regain her sight later on.

3. Happy ending. (The blurb is a little sad, but the story is cheerful.)

4. A little political intrigue, but mostly sweet romance and face-slapping. (More plot in the early chapters, then lots of flirting after marriage.)

Theme: Even people with disabilities should have dreams.