The Evil Prince’s Beloved Consort: A Doctor’s Wife Is Hard to Find

They said she was foolish and timid, as cowardly as a mouse. They said he was graceful and charming, fond of men, and impotent. It turned out the rumors couldn't be trusted. Su Qi'er was an elite special agent and a genius physician. An accident made her a hostage of the Su family, where she was the classic unwanted daughter, unloved by her father and mother, with a scheming stepsister who wished she could send her to her death every day. Mo Li was the God of War of the Mo Dynasty. On the battlefield, he planned every move and won from a thousand miles away. At court, he could turn the tide and shape the realm. In love, he would turn the world upside down for the woman he loved. She only had to look at him once and provoke him by accident, and that demon of a man pinned her down completely. If he loved her, then who were all the loquats in the garden for? If he didn't love her, why did his hair turn white overnight? In a battle between Heaven and man, she finally realized that she was the very woman he was willing to devote his entire life to. Scene One: “My lord, the Empress Dowager has summoned the princess to the palace!” The general calmly replied, “With the Grand Empress Dowager there, the princess will be fine!” “My lord, the princess had someone beat up the Eighth Prince's wife!” The general calmly replied, “An elder sister-in-law disciplining her younger brother's wife is a family rule. I can't interfere in the royal family's rules.” “My lord, the chancellor invited the princess to dinner at a restaurant...” His fiancée saw them. The general was already gone like a gust of wind, no longer calm at all. Scene Two: The princess asked, “Back then, everyone knew I was an idiot. Why didn't you refuse the marriage?” The general replied, “My master said that marriage is decreed by fate, and you can't run from it!” The princess smiled. “Your master was an old friend of my imperial grandmother. Even monks tell lies.” The general nodded. “I know!” The princess sighed. “You knew and still married me, you fool.” His eyes filled with tenderness. “If I hadn't married the you of back then, how could I have found the you of today?” The princess smiled radiantly. “You're quite clever, husband!” The general smiled without a word. Even if he'd been a fool back then, meeting her had made him clever.