She is the leader of a modern ghost-doctor sect, immune to every poison and peerless in both medicine and poison. Yet she transmigrates into the body of an unloved legitimate eldest daughter of a marquis's household. Her birth father shows her no affection, her stepmother torments her, and even her own younger sister conspires with her fiancé to have her killed.
They really think that just because the tiger hasn't roared, she's a sick cat. She takes on her awful father, drives off her scumbag fiancé, and tramples the wicked girl underfoot. What could be more satisfying?
Then a frail, handsome man comes sidling up to her. With a healer's kind heart, she helps him out, only to discover that while he's sickly by day, at night he's a ruthless lord!
“Sorry, I don't know you!” She rolls her eyes, but the Crown Prince only smiles wickedly and leans closer. “Are you sure?”
After reading Chapter 79, I actually wanted to continue reading, but the names of the heroine and her sister were frequently mistaken, and they were always folded when the comments pointed them out. Tomato is such a glass-hearted person. The heroine doesn't know what to say. She is sometimes strong and sometimes not strong. She mainly uses medicine as a supplement and poison as a supplement. Her martial arts skills are very average. She lacks the vigilance she should have before being knocked unconscious by the bad guys and did not use poison powder to protect herself. There are a lot of typos and wrong words that make no sense, such as the shining silver, a week, the prince of the Hou Mansion instead of the marquis... I didn't read the following ones, they might be exciting, but the names were wrong, so I gave up.