Marrying the Sickly Prince to Bring Him Good Fortune

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People couldn't understand why Ling Jinglian, the second young master of Xia, treated Shan Mushuang with such disdain.

She was the eldest princess of Qi, beautiful, gentle, virtuous, and well-behaved. In everyone's eyes, they were a match made in heaven.

But only Ling Jinglian knew she was putting on an act!

He was sick of her affected acting and hated how she deliberately approached and pestered him every day.

At first, he kept his guard up around her and met her with mockery and harsh words;

Later, unable to do anything about her, he watched coldly to see how long she could keep up the act.

He thought he'd be stuck with this "clingy nuisance" for the rest of his life.

But then, at the great East Alliance banquet, a young general in white arrived from Qi.

As that person walked toward the main hall from afar, her smile froze. And when she heard the name "Shao Hongyu," he clearly saw her fingers tremble slightly.

Only then did he learn that a "white moonlight" had always lived in her heart.

That day, his expression was colder than midwinter ice, and he nearly crushed the cup in his hand.

*

When civil unrest broke out in Xia, Shan Mushuang took the military secrets and ran off, abandoning her act.

Her sword pierced his chest. She was distant and cold.

He looked at her in disbelief. "Liao Mingzhu, you?"

She met his eyes with a cold gaze, not a trace of her former tenderness left on her face. "Young Master Chu Cheng, you've mistaken me for someone else. My surname is Shan, my name is Mushuang. I have never been any princess of Qi!"

*

Ling Jinglian was cold-blooded and merciless, vicious and ruthless by nature.

He had never cared about anyone, yet he fell into the hands of that "fool" he had tried so hard to avoid.

Even when people said the princess of Qi had an unclear background and ulterior motives, he insisted she was simple-minded and ignorant of the ways of the world.

Even when she nearly took his life, he insisted she must have been ordered to do it and had no choice.

Only when he saw her with her "white moonlight" did he truly go "mad."

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Story blurb:

Ruan Shu was the illegitimate daughter of the Duke of Guo's household. She was as beautiful as a fairy, with soft, delicate features, but because her mother's concubine was out of favor, she was sent to a secluded courtyard from birth and lived worse than the household maids.

Only after her legitimate elder sister, Ruan Yao, fled on the eve of her wedding did her father, the Duke of Chu, remember she existed. Thus, Ruan Shu was coaxed and deceived into a bridal sedan and carried off to Jinyang.

Prince Jin, Lu Xuan, was sinister and ruthless, with countless lives on his hands. Now bedridden with illness, he seemed on the verge of death.

Everyone said that once this daughter of the Ruan family entered the prince's residence, she would likely have to be buried with him someday!

But Ruan Shu didn't know that. Her father had told her her husband was a good man who was simply ill and bad-tempered.

On their wedding night, Ruan Shu finally saw Prince Jin's face. Her little face flushed bright red.

Why had nobody told her her husband was so handsome?

She quietly reached out a little paw, hoping to touch his face.

Unexpectedly, the man in bed abruptly opened his eyes and grabbed her wrist, his cold gaze chilling. "Are you looking for death?"

"Husband! Lie back down!"

Seeing the wounds on her husband's body split open, Ruan Shu was heartbroken. She spoke through her tears: "Don't say anything unlucky on our wedding night! You won't die, and neither will Shu Shu!"

Prince Jin, his face cold and fists clenched: "..."

On the first day after Ruan Shu married into the family, everyone in the capital said her days were numbered.

By the second month, everyone was wondering how the young girl could still be alive.

By the third year, the whole capital was dumbfounded.

The chronically ill prince had recovered! Not only had he become emperor, but he had also made that little fool his empress!

*

Lu Xuan lived his whole life in darkness. Everyone feared and hated him. Only one foolish girl, when he was gravely ill, carefully held him close.

In this life, even if it took his last breath, he would send her to the pinnacle of the world and grant her a lifetime of peace and happiness.

Theme: Warming each other and growing together. A home, love, and the world