After the Marriage, the Little Fool Was Spoiled

The cold and aloof Prince Ning, who was neither loved by his father nor his mother, was forced into an arranged marriage by the old emperor who despised him. The emperor chose a foolish young man to be Prince Ning’s principal consort, hoping to humiliate him and weaken his influence.

Prince Zhao Fangye of Ning, who had gained fame after the battle in the northwest, was indifferent to the marriage. He simply brought Song Huaixi, the foolish son of Minister Song, back to his residence to live, not caring who he married. He treated Huaixi well, providing him with good food and comfort, and ensuring that he did not suffer any grievances. Soon, rumors spread throughout the capital that Prince Ning was doting on his wife, adding another heartwarming tale to the city’s lore.

The naive Song Huaixi, unaware of the underlying politics, spent his days clinging to Prince Ning. Being doted on, he lived a life of ease and contentment.

Minister Song’s family, initially worried that their son would be mistreated, were pleasantly surprised to find him living so comfortably. The elderly couple was overjoyed.