Su Muqing, the marquis's daughter in the Western Chu Kingdom, suffered endless humiliation. Her fiancé despised her and sold her to a dark exchange, where she was tortured to death.
When she opened her eyes again, the most powerful ghost-hand saintly physician of the apocalypse had transmigrated into her body.
She had to perform a wedding ceremony with a rooster as soon as she arrived?
And after the ceremony, she had to become a bride to bring good fortune to a man who had died of illness?
If the ritual failed, she would have to be buried with him?
To stay alive, Su Muqing endured the urge to curse and used acupuncture to save him. Who knew that after he woke, he would cling to her and take every possible advantage of her?
Su Muqing kicked the wretched man away, washed off her ugly disguise, and returned to the marquis's residence to settle every score.
Who knew the wretched man would come looking for her?
He was actually the God of War, famed throughout the land, the Prince of Yunan, The Outcast of the Western Chu Kingdom, second only to the emperor and above everyone else!
Everyone thought Su Muqing came from a lowly background and had a terrible reputation, making her unworthy of the prince's noble status. But then her many identities came to light: powerful figures in the martial world regarded her as their savior, the grand secretary was her die-hard fan, and even the emperor of neighboring Northern Yue would do whatever it took to marry her and make her empress.
The prince shamelessly clung to her, too. "Wife, you cured my illness and stole my heart. I'm yours now..."
I rarely read unfinished novels, but this one stuck me in a hole and I couldn't get out. I first read the author's previous completed chronicle. Although the number of words was a bit long, the plot was compact and the writing was smooth. It took me two days to read it, with almost no skipped chapters. After reading it, I was still unsatisfied. Thinking about the author's writing so well, the other books should not be too bad. Then I discovered that the author only has two books in total, one of which is this unfinished one. I was a little hesitant to read it or not. And now I see that the wonderful parts are not finished yet. It feels too tortured to keep up and down, so I came up to write a review. I hope the author will work harder and update it. Thinking about the number of words in the author's previous book compared to the number of words in this book, how long will it take me to catch up? I am a bit broken. I can't let go if I don't catch up.
I finally wanted to see if the author has disappeared. Could it be that he has also traveled through time? Otherwise, it would not be updated for such a long time.
It's so well written
Very nice! Interesting