On Our Wedding Night, the Princess Consort Crawled Out of Her Coffin

Yun Jin, an apothecary from the apocalypse, could read the stars by night and summon wind and rain. She could cure stubborn illnesses and snatch people from the King of Hell. There was nothing she couldn’t do. But after transmigrating, she became a pitiful girl whose father didn’t care for her and whose mother had gone missing. Her own younger sister even sent someone to smother her to death, so she could be married off to Prince Chen, who had died of poisoning. The marriage would end the drought in Chang’an and help their father rise through the ranks and grow rich, paving his way to the top. How could she put up with that? In a fit of rage, she climbed out of her coffin, saved Prince Chen, and joined forces with him to deal with the demons and monsters. Her father was cruel, so she cut off his path to success and made sure his name would stink for generations. Her stepmother was heartless, so she took everything from her, leaving her to wander the streets and starve to death. Her fiancé broke off their engagement, so she backed another prince and helped him seize the throne her ex had dreamed of. Her half-sister had ambitions of becoming empress, so Yun Jin made her watch as another woman took the throne, until grief, confusion, and resentment drove her mad. They had agreed that once Yun Jin cured Prince Chen’s poison and he could walk again, she would leave. But she never expected to lose her heart.