Deep in the Spring Bedchamber

Pei Songseng, heir to the Prince of Jingxi, made a name for himself at a young age and won countless battles.

Yet he married a woman from a family of lesser standing.

Gradually, doubts began to grow in Pei Songseng’s heart:

His wife was like two different people by day and by night.

By day, she was willful and arrogant, impossible to like.

But at night, she was kind and gentle, perfectly in tune with him.

He was cool and restrained, yet still lost himself in her night after night.

Until Pei Songseng discovered that his wife suffered from a strange illness, one that made consummating their marriage impossible and left her unable to bear children.

He looked at the little bundle clinging to his leg and calling him “Daddy” in a childish voice, his gaze turning dark.

“Then where did he come from?”

Jiang Jinyue’s greatest wish in life was to marry an ordinary man, become his proper wife, and live a peaceful life.

But her father threatened her mother’s life and forced her to take her elder sister’s place in bed with her brother-in-law, bearing a child for her sister so she could secure his affections.

Jiang Jinyue only wanted to complete the task and leave.

She never expected that the man who had held on to her that night had already fallen for her.

He blocked her escape, his eyes filled with an obsessive possessiveness she had never seen before.

“Jiang Jinyue, you were the one who kept me company at night, and you were the one who bore my child. Where do you think you’re running?”