[A heroine who only wants to build her career + a hero who wants to build his career and win her over (transmigrate into a book + punish villains + scheming devotion + devoted couple)]
A master physician transmigrates into a book as a disposable supporting character.
She was born the legitimate daughter, but her stepmother switched her with a stillborn baby, leaving her to grow up as a concubine-born daughter.
Her birth mother lives in a Buddhist shrine, her stepmother is a cruel abuser, a cousin wants to make her a stepmother, and a heartless leech of a man has his eye on her.
You really think I’m easy to bully? I’m done putting up with this!
She thought she had won the support of a powerful heir, only for him to turn out to be the crown prince.
She planned to marry a sickly man and enjoy a carefree life as a widow.
…
“Qingqing, I need a crown princess. Help me, and I’ll give you a princess’s title. Otherwise, I’ll take eight or ten other women as consorts, and every one of them will give you a hard time!”
“Deal. Please get me a divorce decree and an imperial edict first.” Once it’s done, she can fake her death and become a princess. What a bargain.
“Qingqing, people can’t say we’re an unhappy couple. We can’t sleep in separate rooms.”
“Fine.” He can have the bed. She’ll sleep on the floor.
“Qingqing, I need a legitimate heir…”
“…” Have you lost your mind?
“Qingqing, you helped me win this empire. Are you willing to let another woman’s child benefit from it? Just give me a legitimate heir, and I’ll let you do whatever you want with the whole realm.”
“…” Let it all burn.
When the ministers petitioned him to choose new consorts, he slammed his palm on the imperial desk in a fury. “A pack of sycophants! You know I’m frail, and you’re still sending women to me! Do you want me dead so badly you’re trying to hurry me along?”
The ministers fell to their knees and begged forgiveness. None dared mention it again, fearing they would be accused of plotting regicide.
The ministers thought: Your Majesty, you say you’re frail, but does that shattered imperial desk agree?
Back in the inner palace, the man said, “Qingqing, I don’t feel well. Come examine me!”
“Get away from me! Who gets examined in bed…?”
Good-looking, strong women and strong men, no golden fingers. The heroine Xu Ruqing was originally a medical expert, but she passed away and became the legitimate daughter of the second wife of the Hou family. However, her identity was changed by her aunt when she was a child, and she became a concubine and was abused as she grew up. He wanted to hug the eldest prince, the male protagonist Xu Mingxuan, and saved the injured male protagonist many times. Later, the male protagonist regained his identity and became the prince Li Xuan born to the queen, but it was just a shield. The heir favored by the emperor was an underage prince. The female protagonist has been making suggestions for the male protagonist to ascend the throne. The male protagonist has fallen in love with the female protagonist, but the female protagonist has always wanted to cooperate in getting married. First she fell in love with a sick man, but that didn't work out. Then she met the son of a minister who had true love but his parents did not support him. Now they have exchanged invitations and are preparing to get engaged. The male protagonist was very bitter in his heart, and even introduced a person to the female protagonist who could protect her, but the female protagonist refused because she would reconcile later. Looking forward to the follow-up
Come on ✊It's well written. Just read a few chapters
It's quite interesting (*≧∪≦)👍🏻. It's been a month and I finally found a book I can read. There is warmth, fighting, and time travel throughout the book, but it is very interesting. Not too bizarre.
This book is very interesting. The male protagonist has feelings for the female protagonist. The male protagonist is good. The female protagonist also sticks to her own principles and has her own way of survival in ancient times.
I stayed up all night to finish watching it
Brother Qi, what a pity! I thought Brother Qi had a good marriage in the extra story
A heroine who only wants to hug her thighs and a male protagonist who pushes hard into her own nest. She has family and country justice and is good-looking.
People are really not perfect. With wisdom and beauty, but without keen emotions, I like this kind of heroine who has revenge.
This book is very good, and the male and female protagonists are both very wise.
Yes, it's a pretty good novel, worth reading.