Futianju

The heroine was ill when she was young. To celebrate the occasion, she entered into a marriage contract with the eldest son of General Zhao, who was guarding the border. She thought it was an unsuspicious wedding, but the third prince of the Central Plains was killed halfway. The third prince interfered and ruined the good marriage between the heroine and the eldest son. The eldest son was seriously injured and fell into a coma. The girl who was serving him was seduced by the third prince and took advantage of the danger to cook the raw rice into cooked rice. From then on, the heroine and the eldest son broke off their engagement and seemed to have severed all ties with each other. Four years later, the war broke out, and the heroine's family fell apart. For the sake of the family and the country, the heroine put on armor, held a long sword in her hand, and carried a short knife at her waist. She angrily threw herself into the battlefield and fought side by side with the eldest son. Maybe it was true love in times of adversity, or maybe it was an old relationship. The heroine fell into a coma after blocking the eldest son's sword. Half asleep, the heroine proposed to reconcile with the eldest son, and the eldest son readily agreed. The heroine finally woke up from a coma after being seriously injured, but was poisoned and blinded by someone. The enemy country is preparing intensively for war, and is determined to seize the third prince of the Central Plains, hoping to use him as a bargaining chip to negotiate with the Central Plains. In order to cover up others' misunderstandings and escort the third prince back to the Central Plains, he pretended to be the eldest son, married the heroine and returned to the capital. During the preparations for the wedding, the heroine always thought that she was marrying the eldest son. However, on the way to the wedding, the matter was revealed and the heroine quit. However, the eldest son repeatedly promised that everything was a delaying measure. When the war subsided, he would go to the capital to bring her back as soon as possible. But when they arrived in the capital, the third prince said that marriage was no fun, especially for the royal family. Even though everyone said that her marriage to the third prince was a foregone conclusion, the heroine still refused to give up. She still hoped that the eldest prince would take her back. However, what she was waiting for was the news that her fiancé had tied the knot with Princess Kucha. Being blind makes people extremely vulnerable, and the heroine is in constant panic all day long. The male protagonist tried to dominate, but was attacked by the female protagonist with fists and kicks. He suddenly remembered the words of the imperial doctor that it was possible to cure the female protagonist's eyes, but the medicine was so strong that it would damage the meridians and her martial arts would be completely useless. Perhaps to heal her eyes, or perhaps to allow her to stay with him better, he gave the heroine medicine. Although the heroine can see spring flowers and autumn moon, she can no longer dance with weapons. She hates her and blames her for becoming self-pitying. She believes that the hero has evil intentions. The male protagonist always thinks that by marrying the female protagonist, emotional matters can be cultivated slowly, and that it is a good idea to marry first and then fall in love. However, the female protagonist resolutely practices marriage first and not love later. She acted arbitrarily to seek rewards for her relatives, and even openly cursed him at the male protagonist's birthday party to embarrass him. Even though she had no martial arts skills, she still made his face full of disgrace because he let her fight back and scolded her. He tried his best to please her... Mission: There is no do-over in life, cherish the present moment