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The Prince's Virtue Is Too Prosperous, His Consort Steals Luck Again
The Prince's Virtue Is Too Prosperous, His Consort Steals Luck Again Plot:
Prince Xiao Jingyan, the youngest war god of Great Zhou Dynasty, is blessed with golden virtue aura, unaware that each merit he earns consumes his consort Shen Qingge's lifespan. To survive, the modern metaphysics master-turned-consort must sneak into his study nightly to steal his luck—until caught red-handed. When the cold-faced prince discovers her secret, he willingly offers his lifetime's virtue: this luck-stealing game was actually his elaborate scheme to pamper his wife all along.
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