[Blurb]
Xue Ting Shen, the young heir of Prince Jin, was exceptionally clever and handsome from a young age. Everyone praised him as a once-in-a-generation genius.
Unfortunately, when he was twelve, he was poisoned while saving Song Mo from kidnappers. From then on, his health was frail, and he had to spend his days in a wheelchair.
In her grief, Princess Jin brought Song Mo, the "culprit," back to the manor to become Xue Ting Shen's child bride.
The once bright and brilliant young man grew increasingly gloomy, his moods unpredictable.
Song Mo knew she owed him and that Xue Ting Shen hated her, so she was cautious in everything and always followed his wishes.
She spent nine years treading carefully in the manor.
That year, Xue Ting Shen fell in love with someone, and Song Mo's position grew increasingly awkward.
It was also that year that Song Mo was "cleared of blame." It turned out the villains had originally wanted to kidnap the young county princess of Prince Jin's household. As a child, Song Mo had suffered in her place, taking the punishment meant for Xue Ting Shen's younger sister.
When Song Mo heard the news, she packed a small bundle and ran home in the middle of the night.
It wasn't until the following March, as Song Mo was discussing marriage, that she caught her fiance cheating on her.
At the banquet, Song Mo thought about her two ill-fated marriages and was overcome with sadness, so she drank a few extra cups.
In a private room, Song Mo was resting with her eyes closed when she suddenly felt something damp on her forehead. Beside her, a familiar voice murmured with a sigh, "You heartless little thing. What am I supposed to do with you...?"
Song Mo timidly opened one of her peach-blossom eyes and met his deep, troubled gaze. She saw every emotion in his eyes, none of it concealed in time.
[Reading Guide]
The male lead cannot walk at first, but recovers later.
Happy ending; one-on-one romance; both leads have no prior sexual experience.
Theme: Since we cannot stay together for a lifetime, I wish you all the best and a hundred years of peace.
