After transmigrating, ace poison doctor Yun Zhi finds herself in the body of an ugly, useless girl everyone can bully. Relatives scheme against her? Enemies hunt her down? She just smiles. She has poison to spare, with guaranteed aftercare: choose between partial paralysis and instant death.
She plans to poison her way across the world and live carefree, but accidentally takes in a sickly beauty. The beauty is too frail to look after himself, yet crafty enough to weave cloth, and he has a particular fondness for clinging to her.
Later, everyone on the Jiuxiao Continent knows that the newly risen Poison Saint has a god of slaughter at her side. One smile from him can change the heavens and earth; one fit of anger leaves thousands dead. Yet whenever he turns to her, he complains pitifully: “My lady, you looked at me three times less today.”
[Sharp-tongued, mischievous heroine × scheming, love-struck hero. A fiery ensemble cast grows stronger together, delivering one satisfying comeback after another!]
