After transmigrating, she becomes Nangong Wantang, the disgraced daughter of an official family in the Great Yuan Dynasty, exiled to the frontier.
Fortunately, she's got plenty of skills and manages to thrive.
But someone is always trying to make life difficult for her family, and one scheme after another comes their way.
To hell with a physician's compassion. She'll treat them the way they treated her.
If someone covets her money, she'll turn them into a beggar.
If someone tries to ruin her chastity, she'll turn them into a eunuch.
If someone wants to cripple her, she'll turn them into a corpse.
So what if her enemies hold high positions? With medicine in her left hand and poison in her right, she commands the entire Great Yuan Dynasty.
But can someone tell her why the man she casually rescued turned out to be the reigning God of War, a prince?
The God of War: “You saved my life, so naturally I'll repay you with my own.”
She: “Get as far away from me as you can. I've sworn I won't marry in this life.”
The God of War traps her in his arms. “I'll offer you my realm as a betrothal gift and bring a grand wedding procession to your door. My lady, will you stay by my side until our hair turns gray?”
