Marry the Blind and Crippled Prince for My Sister

Jiang Xuan's sister and the prince were married by the emperor's fingertips. But later the prince was deposed, blinded, and imprisoned in a ruined Taoist temple outside the city, but the marriage granted back then had to remain the same. It was hard to disobey the imperial edict, and her sister refused to marry a useless person, so Jiang Xuan had no choice but to pretend to be her sister and get married. Jiang Xuan's imagined life after marriage: a dilapidated Taoist temple, leaking wind and rain, not having enough to eat, and a blind husband with a sad face and sighs. Actual married life: Taoist temples are clean, fruits and vegetables are fresh. My husband is content with poverty and happy with the world, and is considerate and gentle. Jiang Xuan felt the prince's meticulous care and thought that he really loved her sister. . Later, the prince killed the traitor and returned to the palace to ascend the throne, intending to make her his queen. On the day of the canonization, all the officials and wives gathered. Seeing that the matter could not be concealed, Jiang Xuan planned to quietly exchange it with her sister. On the day she left quietly, her husband chased her outside the city. He changed his coarse blue shirt into a dragon robe and jade belt, and opened his palms with flowers and tea in front of her: "Axuan, come back." Keeping a low profile, the black lotus fake blind prince x the heartthrob sunshine cute little beauty Warm and daily-oriented, the author is power-seeking, and all the plots are part of the protagonist's play Intention: Stay in desolation and decline, and finally see wealth and prosperity.