She is the unfavored legitimate daughter of the Grand Tutor's residence, framed by her stepsister.
Publicly repudiated and cast into the mud, she is reborn as a renowned miracle doctor.
He is the empire's God of War, secretly afflicted by a deadly poison. When it flares up, he happens to meet her, newly reborn.
A deal earns them a divorce agreement, and they become each other's antidote. Amid deadly schemes and careful maneuvering, they discover that the only person they can trust is each other.
The scheming prince says, “Even if the poison is cured, you will never leave me.”
She fumes: “I didn't transmigrate here to be your antidote!”
But the scheming prince only sneers. “An antidote? You're the poison that will plague me for the rest of my life!”
What should I say about this book? Bai Lianhua wants to kill the heroine. The heroine still wants to be rescued, but she is not decisive at all and looks forward and backward. The heroine is often scolded very unpleasantly by others without even replying. There is really no one else with this kind of magnanimity.