In her previous life, Zhong Lingyu was the daughter of a minister and married the Second Prince, Jun Donglin, who was widely expected to inherit the throne.
She poured her heart and soul into helping Jun Donglin claim the throne, contributing both money and effort. But just before she could realize her hope of becoming empress, the Second Prince framed her for treason and had her entire family executed.
Given another life, Zhong Lingyu refuses to be used by the Second Prince again or get caught up in the struggle for the throne. What does she care about becoming empress? Her family matters far more.
This time, at the autumn harvest banquet where she is to choose a husband, she picks the Fourth Prince, Jun Dongchen, whose disability rules him out as a candidate for the throne.
She’ll quietly study medicine and protect her family. She won’t waste another tear on a man.
But why aren’t things going the way she expected?
When did she become the legendary medicine fairy beloved by the common people?
When did the Fourth Prince become the leading candidate to inherit the throne?
The Second Prince says, “Lingyu, if you’re willing to leave Fourth Brother, I’ll marry you and make you my princess consort. I’ll even give you the position of empress.”
Zhong Lingyu replies, “Even my master couldn’t cure your delusions!”
The Fourth Prince says, “Lingyu, the realm means nothing to me compared with you. I’d give it all up just to make you happy.”
A very good book
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