After Transmigrating, the Abandoned Consort Wants a Divorce!

Xiao Yun Zhan, the battle-hardened Prince of Zhenbei, was stern and imposing, commanding an army of 300,000 on the frontier. Yet he was forced to marry Su Qingqing, the spoiled and domineering daughter of a powerful minister. On their wedding day, he left for the frontier without even lifting her veil, and did not return for three years.

Later, the heroine’s father, her tutor, rebelled, and her entire clan was sentenced to death. Since she was already married to the battle-hardened Prince of Zhenbei, the emperor spared her, but banished her to a dilapidated little courtyard called the “Fallen Bamboo Garden,” a place much like the prince’s own cold palace.

But who could have guessed that the “Su Qingqing” of today had already switched souls by a twist of fate? Inside her body was now Lin Xiaoman, a modern girl. To escape the original owner’s bad reputation, she made a divorce agreement the condition of her deal and accompanied the prince south to investigate a case, while secretly looking for a place to settle down.

On their journey south, she used her extraordinary medical skills to save villagers from a plague; she softly sang nursery rhymes and hometown melodies to comfort children who had lost their mothers; and her first-aid expertise saved lives in moments of crisis. He guarded her with his sword, but after discovering she was a transmigrant, he was torn. Who was this woman who sang songs from a foreign land and could bring people back from the brink of death with her first-aid skills?

How will this love that crosses time find a home amid the chaos of war?