When the modern surgeon Murong Yao opened her eyes, she became the substitute daughter who was pushed onto the sedan chair by her stepmother. She was married to Leng Xuanye, the only son of the Leng family whose legs were crippled and whose family was in ruins. In the original book, this crippled husband would become powerful in the future, but she, the original owner, died without a complete body. She lifted her red hijab on the spot and said to the "unconscious" man: I will treat your leg, and you will protect my life. Do you want to do this deal? Later, Leng Xuanye really stood up step by step, from a prisoner to the chief minister of the Golden Palace. All the civil and military officials in the dynasty were cold-hearted, decisive and ruthless. Only he knew that the woman who discussed business with him on their wedding night was the only person he had knelt down to beg.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
