[Transmigration + Early Household Infighting + Political Scheming + Plot-Driven]
Han Duoduo, a genius in traditional Chinese medicine, transmigrated into a disastrous situation from the start: her parents were dead, her relatives eyed her covetously, and no one was left to protect the family's vast estate.
She was sent to Xiangzhou under the pretext of recuperating. After enduring years of hardship, she helped the Liu family take on its beautiful concubines and make her first bold move.
If they're tigers, leopards, and wolves, there's no need to pretend they're human.
Want to become head of the family with a clear conscience? Hmph. Spread rumors that you abused an orphan girl, and make you choose between your reputation and your fortune.
Want to cover up poisoning someone and framing another? You'd better make sure my medical skills can't save someone eight hundred times over.
Want to use a betrothal to force her into submission? Begging and pleading is out of the question. The right way is to find another path and bring the situation under control.
Even as a torrent of malice wrapped around her like black water, a ray of light shone into her life. Perhaps it was fate.
The book is very good, why can't I finish it?