A modern-day genius scientist, skilled in both medicine and poison, transmigrates into another world and becomes the good-for-nothing legitimate daughter of a marquis’s household, whom everyone can bully. When she wakes, she is being framed for an illicit affair, her reputation in tatters. She gives a cold laugh. With silver needles in her left hand, she saves lives; with deadly poison in her right, she destroys her enemies. She takes on her scumbag father, punishes her half-sister, and crushes the wicked men in her path, turning the whole imperial capital upside down. Just as she thinks her revenge is complete and she can roam freely through the world, the down-and-out prince she casually saved, whom she had always taken for a “frail beauty,” drops his disguise and bares his fangs, cornering her against a wall. “Had enough fun, my lady? Now it’s my turn to clear the way for you across these vast lands.”
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