The Princess Consort Is a Walking Antidote

Every noblewoman in Shangjing knew that the Nineteenth Prince had a face like a demon, was poisoned, and had little time left to live. Yet the royal family had decreed that someone must marry him, leaving everyone terrified that he might choose them. When they heard that he had selected Su Qiao, the Su family's coarse-mannered daughter who had been sent away to grow up in the countryside, the noblewomen who disliked her couldn't help gloating. They looked forward to seeing her become a widow, mocked and mistreated, and spend the rest of her life in misery and isolation. Instead, they watched Su Qiao live boldly and freely, and saw the Nineteenth Prince remove his golden mask to reveal a face as beautiful as jade, then dote on her for decades as much as he had on the first day.