The Arrogant, Fearless Divine Healer

After being framed by a scumbag and a treacherous woman, Hua Qingruo, a twenty-first-century heir to a family of ancient martial artists and a master of both medicine and poison, transmigrates. The first thing she sees when she opens her eyes is trouble. Everyone says Prince Xiaoyao is elegant, refined, and humble. Hua Qingruo: “What nonsense. He’s a puppy in public and a vicious wolf behind closed doors: devious, sinister, crafty, all honeyed words and hidden daggers, a smiling tiger who kills without a trace.” In Xijing, everyone says the second daughter of the Hua family, who has left the convent, is beautiful and kind, delicate and charming, gentle and virtuous. Nangong Jin: “Everyone must be blind. That woman is vicious and poisonous, sharp-tongued, petty, vindictive, soft-bodied and proud, and impossible to push around.” But when a long-planned wedding turns into a battle over a husband, Hua Qingruo is cast aside by the Sixth Prince and becomes a discarded wife. At last, a certain scheming prince speaks up: “If he won’t marry you, I will!” Hua Qingruo arches an eyebrow. “What’s in it for me if I marry you?” Nangong Jin: “I’m his imperial uncle. Marry me, and you’ll be his imperial aunt!” “Deal, husband. Let’s make that eldest nephew call me Auntie…”