The Laid-Back Physician Consort's Winning Days: The Regent Is His Own

Lin Wan is reborn as the villainess in an old-fashioned tragic romance, doomed to a miserable fate. From the start, the male lead, the God of War Xiao Jingchen, has her pinned against a wall by the throat. “Come near me again, and you die!”

Lin Wan, internally: Great! Stay away from the male lead and stay safe. Lie flat and wait to die... no, wait to go home!

But there’s something oddly distinctive about the way she lazes around and gives up:

The old beggar she casually saves turns out to be the emperor’s tutor? The little dumpling she picks up by the roadside is the enemy kingdom’s crown prince? Even the watchdog is the Wolf King of the Western Regions?!

Even more ridiculous, her half-baked “Virtue-Healing Immortal System” only works on villains and random bystanders? Heal someone, earn virtue points; fill the virtue meter, and she can go home!

Xiao Jingchen, watching coldly as everyone crowds around her: Is this woman playing hard to get? Hmph, I’ll never fall for it... Wait, she’s making soup for that fool Shen Yanci?

Shen Yanci, the second male lead, perennial backup, and resident comedian: Wanwan made this soup herself! It tastes like love! (Gulps it down)... Ugh! Wait, my chronic aching legs... don’t hurt anymore?!

Lin Wan is busy earning virtue points. The regent? High-risk target. Back off, back off!

But as Xiao Jingchen watches her save lives and heal the wounded, especially men, his gaze grows darker and darker. Has she put a spell on me? Why can’t I stand seeing her smile at anyone else?