What? The Crown Prince’s Substitute Bride Is a Miracle Healer?

[Rebirth, substitute marriage, bringing good fortune, minor System, healing consort, transmigrated-into-a-book woman as the female side character, revenge and punishing scumbags, face-slapping, satisfying read]

The whole novel has one central theme: satisfaction. If you’re not satisfied, come complain to me.

In her previous life, Si Xingchen was made into a poison tester by her younger sister, the woman who had transmigrated into a book. Only after she died did she learn that everything had been nothing but a book, that she was merely the book’s vicious female side character, and that her sister was the so-called heroine!

After being reborn, Si Xingchen decides to stop pretending. Anyone who displeases her is getting taken out.

Her scumbag father and mother try the same old trick, making her take her sister’s place and bring good fortune to the Crown Prince. She turns around and cures him, then gets made a county princess by the Emperor, leaving them furious.

Her scumbag younger brother kidnaps her to avenge the woman who transmigrated into a book. She turns the tables and sells him to a male brothel.

So you’re the heroine, Si Mingyue? Then I’ll strip away your false virtuous facade one layer at a time, destroy your protagonist’s halo, turn you from the Prince of Qi’s wife into a concubine, and finally bring you and the Prince of Qi down together.

In this life, she takes revenge while practicing medicine and saving lives. She treats generals above and common people below, and before long, she makes a name for herself as the Divine Healer.

Only then do her scumbag parents begin to regret what they’ve done, but by then it’s too late.

Watching Si Xingchen act with decisive ruthlessness, the Crown Prince rubs his chin. “Now that the Si family has fallen, can I officially start my new job as her husband?”