Second Marriage as Queen

Li Liuyao, a descendant of a family of ancient doctors, holds a portable space in his hand and travels into the body of an ordinary peasant girl, Liuyao. Liuyao was adopted by the Chi family as a child bride and became Young Master Chi's child bride. She has never lived a good life since then. Her mother-in-law was mean and difficult, making her kneel outside the door in the cold winter. Her sister-in-law was jealous and stingy, scolding her if she didn't get what she wanted. Her playmate had ulterior motives and wanted to climb into her fiancé's bed. She even poisoned Liuyao on their wedding night and made her sleep with her brother-in-law late in the night, hoping to stain her reputation! Fortunately, Li Liuyao came through, taught his playmates a lesson, trained his sister-in-law, contradicted his mother-in-law, and refused to consummate the marriage with the eldest son of the Chi family. The whole situation turned upside down. But the eldest son of the Chi family clearly hated her very much, so why didn't he divorce his wife? ! Later, everyone scolded Liu Yao for being an abandoned wife with broken shoes. Only his brother-in-law, Chi Lin, was red-eyed and promised to give Liu Yao happiness. Unfortunately, before they could elope, Chi Lin was recognized as a bride and became the high-ranking prince of the day. His Majesty issued a decree for Chi Lin to marry a noble daughter, but Chi Lin risked death to take Liu Yao back to the capital. From then on, everyone in the court knew that the current prince liked an abandoned peasant woman and waited to see the jokes between the two of him. Little did he know that on the night of entering the capital, Liu Yao counted the rare treasures in the space and decided to do something big...