The Poison Doctor Who Transmigrated: The Great General’s Beloved

[Transmigration + happy ending + household intrigue + smart characters + satisfying revenge + angst first, sweetness later] Song Qinghuan is beaten to death with a crystal vase by a scumbag and transmigrates into the body of a woman with the same name who was forced to hang herself. She takes on her stepmother, tears apart the hypocrites, and beats her scoundrel of a father. As long as you’re unhappy, I’m happy! She’s at the perfect age for marriage, and her betrothal is just around the corner. The problem is that the Gu family’s second young master, Gu Xiyu, is a bona fide playboy. His wife isn’t even in the house yet, and he’s already surrounded by concubines. Gu Nanqiao is a general of the Great Ping Dynasty and Gu Xiyu’s father. Taciturn and decisive, he saves Song Qinghuan by a fortunate coincidence. Song Qinghuan: “You saved my life. I’ll repay you by marrying you!” Gu Nanqiao: “You’re about to be engaged to my son. That’s improper!” Song Qinghuan: “It’s fine. I don’t mind!”