As soon as Ming Zhizhi transmigrates, she discovers that she’s been disfigured. No matter: as the heir to a modern family of ancient martial arts, her mastery of medicine is second to none.
She’s clearly been handed the heroine’s script: crushing villains, collecting adorable pets, and roaming the eight corners of the world with a sickly, obsessive beauty.
So why doesn’t the plot seem quite right?
Why does she end up as the biggest villain in the story?
Obsessive beauty: “Don’t be afraid, my wife. Once we wipe out the righteous sects, we’ll be the righteous ones.”
This is a one-on-one romance with overwhelming devotion. Come on in!
I love you, author, oh so much!