After being killed through treachery, an heir to the profound arts of medicine is reborn in the body of the foolish second daughter of the Grand Preceptor’s household.
“They say the second young lady is a fool. Then who is this person speaking so eloquently and coherently?”
“They say the second young lady can’t read or write. Then who is this person whose writing flows like a divine hand?”
“They say the second young lady is good for nothing. Then who is this person who can bring someone back from the brink of death with nothing but two fingers and a few acupuncture points?”
“...”
The foolish second young lady turns her fortunes around and sails through life, marrying the handsome Prince Yu of Shengdu and leaving the onlookers dumbfounded.
One day, someone asks Prince Yu after his wedding, “They say the second young lady is arrogant and domineering. You can’t let her walk all over you. Have you hit her, Your Highness?”
Prince Yu answers without hesitation: “I have.”
The curious man asks eagerly, “And the Princess Consort didn’t cry?”
Prince Yu lifts his chin, his face full of pride. “She hit me. Why would she cry?”
The content is engaging, the plot and characters are vividly described, and you are immersed in the scene!
A nice book, I like it