The Substitute Bride Physician and Her Clingy, Yandere War Prince

With a sharp crack, a purple-gold bolt of lightning struck Fang Muyan. Her face was soot-black, her hair stood on end like it had exploded, and white smoke curled from her mouth as she made a dazzling entrance.

A fifth-generation heir to a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, Fang Muyan transmigrates into the body of an unpopular, ill-treated concubine-born daughter in a fifth-rank official’s household. Then an imperial decree of marriage arrives: the emperor wants to arrange a wedding to bring good fortune to the gravely ill Prince of War. No one in the household dares marry him, but she volunteers.

She goes into the marriage expecting to become a widow, only to discover that the prince is not at all as frail as people say. He is ill, but he is certainly not about to let her become a widow. And his minor ailment is something she can cure with a wave of her hand.

They had agreed: she would treat his illness, and he would keep her alive.

So why is the Prince of War looking at her more and more strangely?

She also discovers she has a bit of a lucky-charm constitution. Whoever stays close to her is bound to have good luck.

A casual rescue and she saves a powerful figure in the martial world. A few words of advice and she helps someone rise to high office. From then on, she climbs straight to the pinnacle of life.

The least favored, supposedly ugly concubine-born daughter of the Minister of Rites transforms into a peerless beauty and the biggest winner of all, with the court and martial world both in the palm of her hand.

A princess consort who knows medicine is unstoppable.

It’s just that this lovesick prince is a little too clingy. Since she chose him, she’ll just have to spoil him herself!

Seeing him grin so slyly, the princess consort declares that she likes it very much!