Yun Su, a top surgeon of the twenty-first century, transmigrates into the body of a general’s daughter. Her husband, the Third Prince Xiao Jue, and her sworn younger sister, Yun Weiwei, have joined forces to poison her. Drawing on medical knowledge far beyond her time, she escapes death in the ruined temple where they left her body and neutralizes the deadly poison known as “Qianji Yin.” To take revenge, she assumes the name A Su and stuns the capital with her astonishing medical skills. She enters the palace as a miracle-working physician and successfully saves the critically ill Empress Dowager, earning the emperor’s absolute trust and protection through an imperial pardon.
Carefully advancing her plans step by step, she seizes the chance to treat her enemy Yun Weiwei’s “heart ailment” and returns to the manor she once called home. In a face-to-face confrontation with Xiao Jue, she reveals her identity and gives him an ultimatum: her father, the Grand General who Defends the Nation, is about to return from the campaign, and Xiao Jue must hand over his military seal and a confession. When Xiao Jue lays a trap from which there seems no escape, Yun Su turns the tables, setting a series of traps in her own residence, killing top assassins, and cleverly pinning the blame on Prince Jue’s manor. When General Yun Kuo, her father, whom she had thought lost forever, returns to the capital ahead of schedule and reunites with her at the blood-soaked crime scene, a storm of vengeance that will sweep through the entire court begins in earnest.
The novel is good and interesting.