Mo Xuan, a modern social beast, died suddenly and passed through the book, becoming the "bereaved" princess in ancient words who died of her three fiancés. She opened her eyes on the wedding night and was ecstatic to see King Jing Song Weiming who was coughing up blood on the sickbed - this sick young lady was about to die, and she would soon inherit the wealth of the family and start a peaceful life!
In order to "preserve" the inheritance, she pretended to be a good wife and waited on the sick, secretly added cooling herbs to the soup, secretly wrote and left books to think about the future, but always reflexively used modern medical skills when he was about to die: used Heimlich first aid for asthma attacks, used spirits to disinfect wounds when they were inflamed, and even relied on "health recipes" to make him look better.
Lying on the hospital bed, Song Weiming could clearly see Xiao Jiujiu who was "looking forward to her husband's early death", but he deliberately allowed her to be tossed around, and even stood up to defend her when the Queen Mother made things difficult for her. Until one day, Mo Xuan looked at the prince who could trot for half a quarter of an hour, lamenting that his dream of inheritance was shattered, but he slowly tore off her letter of concubine, with a smile in his eyes: "My beloved concubine has a remarkable effect on marriage, why don't you try again and create a prince for me?"
An oolong marriage that began with "looking forward to death" finally turned into the sweetest accident amid the intrigues and dependence on life and death.
