Jiang Jingshu was a genius doctor. After saving someone she shouldn't have, she offended powerful figures and was secretly assassinated.
When she opened her eyes again, a band of bandits had her slung over a horse. She could barely breathe!
As soon as she came to grips with her situation, someone shoved her into a wedding dress and sent her off in a bridal sedan!
She had to marry the bandit chief, nurse his baby, and match wits with her awful sister-in-law.
Wait, something about her ambitions seemed a little... off?
No! She was supposed to make a fortune, surround herself with handsome men, and reach the pinnacle of life!
A dark-faced Chu someone said, "...Are you sure those are your great ambitions?"
Jiang, the beauty, stammered ingratiatingly, "Handsome guy, put down the knife. Let's talk this out..."
The heroine is sometimes soft-hearted in doing things, but she always mentions that she is ruthless in doing things. She reported it to the official directly from the beginning. Why should the heroine's younger brother be bullied by his cousin and rub against the wall? If he acted decisively, he would not have so many troubles later. The whole family would join her grandmother and get out together. Anyway, the heroine doesn't care about the reputation of the Jiang family and would break her legs at every turn. Why should she be so soft-hearted? Maybe I don't understand. I can't understand it. I have only read dozens of chapters. I personally think, don't spray, don't disturb.
I feel that the heroine is not decisive at all and will say harsh words. . . . .