The genius doctor Liu Yueyan transmigrates into a death row prison and, left with no choice, leaps off a cliff. She is unexpectedly saved by Mo Lianshang, and finally learns who she is. A prince's illegitimate daughter? Made to take the death penalty in place of her legitimate sister? When she returns to the prince's estate, watch as she makes them pay for every bit of suffering they've inflicted on her. A strict divide between legitimate and illegitimate children? Illegitimate daughters have no standing? Her medical skills and reputation make her someone everyone on the continent wants to win over. In this rigid, feudal age, she knows when to yield and when to stand firm, maneuvering carefully at every turn, but she catches the eye of a man-eating flower. “My beloved consort, the night is young. How about we do something fun?” He leans toward her, his wickedly handsome face full of amusement. “The night is young. Go have fun by yourself.” Liu Yueyan dusts herself off and walks away, not caring that the man's face has darkened behind her.
This novel is quite good, with highlights and engaging parts. While it has its shortcomings, the author's concept and writing style are excellent. It has both sweet and angsty moments, without being drawn out. The female lead's character is particularly well-developed; she doesn't appear subservient to the male lead and is capable of standing shoulder-to-shoulder with him.
It's pretty good, and the female protagonist has a strong personality.
It's so good! It's great from beginning to end.