Golden Age Legitimate Fei Novel

An imperial edict arranges a marriage between a noblewoman with three perceived flaws—lack of talent, beauty, and virtue—and a disgraced prince beset by disfigurement, disability, and grave illness. Society deems them a perfect match. Behind her bridal veil, the bride smiles serenely. Having endured life's harshest trials, she seeks only peaceful simplicity. Her groom enters the wedding hall with an icy heart concealed beneath a subtle smile, harboring deep wounds from endless humiliation and nursing ambitions to ascend above all others. Yet beneath their troubled surfaces lies unwavering devotion. He declares that to harm him is to harm her, and she will not tolerate it. She promises that whoever wounds her will face her wrath. He swears that should she die, he would transform the world into purgatory and sacrifice an entire kingdom for her. What begins as a politically arranged union transforms into a partnership forged in mutual protection and desperate devotion.