After dying suddenly from working 996, Tang Runhe is reborn in the body of a newborn in an old-fashioned melodramatic novel called The Reborn Concubine: A Marriage Forged for the Realm. She is the real daughter of the Chancellor’s household, switched at birth. She plans to use her photographic memory and the medical and poison-making arts she learned from a master to open a little apothecary, then lie flat and enjoy the gossip for the rest of her life. But she is horrified to discover that her family is the novel’s “fall-guy factory”: they back the wrong side, have their household confiscated, and are exiled!
To stay alive, she has to play the timid, ignorant wallflower while secretly using her medical skills to save her mother and elder brother, expose the impostor’s schemes, and even accidentally throw the original protagonists’ romance into chaos.
What’s more, she catches the eye of Mu Jiangyin, the young heir of a marquis who appears as gentle as jade but is actually sharp-tongued and devious. This powerful man controls the lifelines of commerce and intelligence. He seems to enjoy teasing her, yet always comes to her aid when she’s in danger, forcing her into a “dangerous deal” with him: they must journey through the southern frontier together in search of the rare antidote, Red Sun Grass...
Household rivalries, palace intrigues, power struggles, and martial-world secrets follow one after another. She manages to gossip, save her family, and flirt with the young heir, without missing a thing.
As Tang Runhe grumbles nonstop about this wretched plot, she quietly grips her silver needles and poison powder. “I only wanted to lie flat and enjoy the gossip. How did I accidentally become the family’s biggest asset?”
The heroine is very selfish. She doesn't feel sad when her adoptive parents die, and she doesn't send them off for the last time, so she just goes away with her master.
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