Chu Qingqing was a medical student on the verge of starting her graduate studies. Then, after transmigrating, she became the arrogant, spoiled, unreasonable good-for-nothing eldest daughter of the Chu family, notorious far and wide.
The tale of a good-for-nothing legitimate daughter marrying a disabled prince became a favorite topic of gossip.
“My dear sister, I heard the Third Prince is blind.”
Chu Qingqing: “So what if my husband is blind? I’ll cure him.”
“I also heard His Majesty plans to strip the Third Prince of his title.”
“So what? I’ll protect him.”
Before they had even held their wedding ceremony, Chu Qingqing had already become utterly devoted to her husband.
The man standing beside her gazed at her with a subtle smile in his amber eyes, the corners of his mouth lifting. “So this is my princess consort?”
“Exactly.”
