The Crippled King and Imperial Concubine

Under revision... 1V1, the female protagonist dotes on the male protagonist in the early stage, and in the later stage, they dote on each other, and they are crazy about dog food, and do not abuse the emotional line. Before the age of twenty, Ye Ning was the patron saint revered by all the people, and the outstanding prince who was most likely to be established as the heir apparent; after the age of twenty, he was a crippled fool who was ridiculed, and never had a chance to take the throne, a lone star in the sky. Before the age of twenty, he was favored by his mother and the envy of his brothers. After the age of twenty, he had Di Feng. Trapped in a strange formation? It's okay, she will break; Poisoned by ancient poison? It's okay, she will figure it out; Want a prince? It's okay, she will... No! She won't... Prince Ning, who returned to normal, said seriously: "Princess, I know that you will." The heroine is the strongest from the beginning to the end. Sometimes she may not look particularly strong because her original intention is to "inspect the public sentiment" and keep a low profile. The male protagonist is a growth type, and his IQ is particularly easy to fall off in the early stages, but in the later stages he is on par with the female protagonist. Due to the particularity of the heroine's identity, this article involves human races: emperors, generals, and common people; alien races: gods, true immortals, monsters, and ghosts. PS: 1. This book promises never to be put on the shelves; 2. This book will not be updated for the time being. Kong Kong is revising the game next door and is going through "The Song of the Emperor and the Phoenix". If you are interested, wait until Kong Kong completes the revision and submits it for release before adding it to your collection.