The Prince Consort Bows in Submission

Princess Louyang is granted in marriage to Xue Chong, the young general of the Xue family. Louyang says not a word, and becomes a laughingstock. The following year, an enemy nation invades. Louyang leads an army into battle and defends a city alone. The flames burn for three days, leaving no remains. Xue Chong hates being tied down and keeps his distance from the pampered, frail princess. There are countless nobles in the capital, so why is she so set on him? One day, slightly drunk, he catches a fleeting glimpse of her: a bewitching beauty with a delicate face, a soft, smoky voice, and a frail body that stirs the heart. Her phoenix eyes are irresistible. From then on, he can't get enough of her, and willingly gives her his heart. But what goes around comes around. The beauty couldn't care less about him and stabs him before leaving. When he wakes from a dream, Xue Chong sees Louyang for the first time in either of his two lives. He gets completely drunk, his heart aching as if cut by a knife. When did the beauty he doted on become Louyang? (Both leads are reborn: a stunning, frail, fierce flower × a bootlicking, jealous, doting husband.)