Jiang Ning, a master of ancient martial arts and medicine from the 25th century, pulled an all-nighter and died suddenly, only to transmigrate into the newlywed, abandoned concubine of Prince Jing’s household in the Great Zhou Dynasty.
Because there was no blood on their wedding night, the cold-faced prince tossed her into a derelict courtyard to fend for herself.
The courtyard was short on food and clothing? She caught wild rabbits with her bare hands and cooked fragrant dishes from medicinal herbs and wild vegetables.
The prince’s scheming secondary consort poisoned her? Jiang Ning struck back with silver needles and taught her a lesson, then sent her a “gift package” for good measure.
The scumbag prince mocked and taunted her? She publicly wrote out a letter of divorce, then held a very public matchmaking session outside the prince’s mansion, turning his face green with rage.
Her family seized her dowry? She emptied their storeroom overnight, leaving a note that said, “Thanks for the gifts,” and nearly made her own father spit blood.
Just as she packed up and prepared to leave for good, that man cornered her against a wall, his eyes bloodshot.
Prince Jing clutched the medical report confirming her pregnancy and rasped, “You’re carrying my child. Where do you think you’re going with my baby?”
Jiang Ning, a master of ancient martial arts and medicine from the 25th century, pulled an all-nighter and died suddenly, only to transmigrate into the newlywed, abandoned concubine of Prince Jing’s household in the Great Zhou Dynasty.
Because there was no blood on their wedding night, the cold-faced prince tossed her into a derelict courtyard to fend for herself.
The courtyard was short on food and clothing? She caught wild rabbits with her bare hands and cooked fragrant dishes from medicinal herbs and wild vegetables.
The prince’s scheming secondary consort poisoned her? Jiang Ning struck back with silver needles and taught her a lesson, then sent her a “gift package” for good measure.
The scumbag prince mocked and taunted her? She publicly wrote out a letter of divorce, then held a very public matchmaking session outside the prince’s mansion, turning his face green with rage.
Her family seized her dowry? She emptied their storeroom overnight, leaving a note that said, “Thanks for the gifts,” and nearly made her own father spit blood.
Just as she packed up and prepared to leave for good, that man cornered her against a wall, his eyes bloodshot.
Prince Jing clutched the medical report confirming her pregnancy and rasped, “You’re carrying my child. Where do you think you’re going with my baby?”
