Heroine: I Stole the White Moonlight from the Heroine in the Original Book

[Female noble micro-strategy + 1V1 + Wearing books + No golden fingers + Not very respectable female gentlemen + Strong women and weak men + Emotional flow + Having Zazai + Farming to Machiavellianism] Feng Qingchen, a pharmaceutical doctor, died suddenly and passed away, becoming a domestic violence husband and a notorious cannon fodder in a world of female supremacy. The family is impoverished, and the original owner is full of misdeeds. The heroine of the original book has been coveting her husband Rong for a long time. However, this seemingly weak and timid young man not only hides a secret life experience, but is not as harmless as he appears. Fortunately, she possesses the knowledge of medicine and poisoning and the ability to protect herself. She not only earns a living and improves her family's situation with her pharmacological knowledge, but also slowly heals the trauma in Rong Zhiyan's heart with her gentleness and patience. She washed away the original owner's reputation, protected him from disputes, and gradually allowed this frozen heart to melt for her. He wanted to live a stable life, but unexpectedly he was involved in the undercurrent of imperial power and the mystery of his life experience. The secrets of Rong Zhiyan's aristocratic past and the mysterious jade pendant emerged one after another. In a world where women are respected, women are respected, but she is willing to work side by side with him instead of controlling him unilaterally. To Feng Qingchen: "The world is so big, it's great to have you!" Rong Zhiyan: "Meeting you is the greatest luck in my life! Thank you for loving me across time and space."