[Transmigration + pocket dimension + legitimate daughter + palace and household intrigue + medicine and poison + strong heroine + strong hero + both leads are capable + marriage first, love later]
Before the explosion in the laboratory consumed her consciousness, Shen Zhaoning was the youngest genius researcher in the medical field. When she opened her eyes again, she had become Shen Zhaoning, the legitimate daughter of the Left Chancellor's residence, neglected by her father and tormented by her stepmother.
Just after her sixteenth birthday, an imperial decree ordering her to marry in someone else's place landed in her lap. Her groom was none other than Xiao Jingheng, the infamous Prince of War.
Rumor had it that the Prince of War was born to a palace maid after the emperor got drunk. He barely survived his childhood in the Cold Palace, then earned fame on the battlefield through sheer valor and was granted a princely title. But three years ago, a villain poisoned him, leaving him paralyzed in both legs and bedridden. He became the biggest laughingstock in the capital.
Her scumbag father was eager to curry favor with his new wife, so he pushed Shen Zhaoning aside like a pawn and sent her off to cement an alliance through marriage.
Shen Zhaoning sneered. A pawn? Then she would show them who the real winner would be.
Armed with a medical pocket dimension, a spiritual spring that could bring the dead back to life and restore flesh to bone, and a medical compendium containing the world's most closely guarded secrets of medicine and poison, she faced her paralyzed husband, a stepmother watching her like a hawk, and palace schemes where hidden attacks were impossible to guard against. She planned every move with care.
A substitute bride? She would turn this marriage, written off by everyone, into the strongest fortress of all.
Poisoned? She would follow the clues, expose the mastermind, and use poison to fight poison, curing his three-year-old illness.
Household intrigue? Her stepmother and half-sister's tricks were child's play to her. With a single move, she would ruin them utterly.
She had intended for them to get what they each needed, but unexpectedly, the Prince of War, rumored to be sinister and ruthless, gradually let his guard down around her. He cleared the thorns from her path, and she turned around his supposedly unwinnable game.
“Your medical skills are divine, Princess Consort. Tell me, how should this heart ailment of mine be treated?”
It's good-looking, not like traditional ancient Chinese novels, the plot has ups and downs, and it's very enjoyable to watch.