[Female Physician + Transmigration + Martial Arts Heroine + Beloved by All + Cathartic Revenge + Secret Identity]
She transmigrates into a battlefield strewn with corpses after a fierce battle, only to discover that her father is the renowned Prince Anping, celebrated for his military victories.
His achievements make the emperor feel threatened, and the victory banquet turns into a massacre. Her parents and brothers are poisoned, then executed.
She survives only because she was injured and failed to return on time.
Since she is a daughter of the Song family in this life, she will brave the snow and return to the capital to avenge her family!
To evade pursuit, she disguises herself as a beggar along the way.
Her medical skills gradually make her famous, and noble families line up to seek her treatment.
Her unmatched chivalry also earns her renown throughout the martial world, making her a welcome guest of every sect.
Later, she starts a business with the Wan family of Jiangnan, supplying goods to the imperial palace.
From then on, everything the emperor eats, wears, and uses is poisonous. She just has to wait for the poison to take deeper hold and send him on his way with her own hands!
Once in the capital, she first kills the four treacherous officials who falsely accused her father of rebellion, leaving the emperor trembling with fear.
The emperor is incompetent, providing no relief during natural disasters and doing nothing about the plague.
So she uses people from the martial world to assassinate the imperial guards one by one.
From then on, the palace and the imperial treasury are hers to enter and leave at will.
She uses money from the treasury to provide disaster relief and save lives.
She uses money from the treasury to build her own fortune.
The emperor falls ill, and no famous physician can cure him. The crown prince begs her to save him.
She sends the emperor to his grave with her own hands, finally avenging her family.
The crown prince ascends the throne and comes to ask for her hand, while his rivals in love glare at one another with murderous jealousy.
The crown prince: “She and I are childhood sweethearts, meant to bring each other happiness and good fortune.”
Wan Shi: “She and I are a match made in heaven, blessed with good fortune in everything!”
It's good to read, and it's the only one that writes about Chinese medicine without making nonsense. The story line is also clear. Great