After Marrying the Disabled Prince

The fourth prince, Pei Yuan, was convicted overnight, falling from the title of the infamous King of Jibei to a paralyzed cripple. The Duke of Rong’s household was unwilling to marry off their legitimate daughter, so the unloved Bao Ning was sent as a substitute bride. The fourth prince’s residence was nothing more than a broken-down courtyard on the capital’s outskirts, covered in cobwebs and deserted. Pei Yuan, with a crippled leg, lay on the bed, filthy all over, glaring at her coldly with eyes full of vigilance and disgust. Bao Ning, however, was delighted. Here, there were no scheming sisters or harsh mistresses. She could do whatever she wanted—raising chickens, planting vegetables and the two could live well enough. As for this seemingly difficult-to-get-along-with disabled husband… Bao Ning squatted beside Pei Yuan with a bowl of rice, looking at him eagerly. “I gave you all the meat. You should be a little nicer to me.” In the struggle for the throne, the brothers turned against each other, and in one scheme, Pei Yuan was severely injured. When he lay in bed with a crippled leg, he thought his life was over. Unexpectedly, his newly married little wife suddenly broke into his life, fragrant and smiling, like a beam of light piercing through the mist. How could he bear to only treat her a little better? At their wedding, the dowry consisted of only three sacks of millet. Now, he offers the kingdom itself, just to make her smile. Main characters: Ji Bao Ning and Pei Yuan Warnings: The female lead is gentle and cute, skilled in cooking and crafting, with no scheming, and not a “strong woman” type. The male lead can recover. The male lead has a rugged, bandit-like personality, not a gentle-type prince.