The Laid-Back Physician Consort

[Farming + Marriage Before Love + The Husband’s Long Road to Redemption + Infrastructure Building + Two Powerful Leads + Medicine + Political Intrigue + Healing]

When Mu Zhou opened her eyes, she had become the most unfortunate princess consort in history. She was a dual doctorate in Chinese and Western medicine.

Framed for climbing into her husband’s bed, she was dumped at a dilapidated estate on the border and left to fend for herself.

Her husband was Long Shan, the battle-hardened Prince of Zhenbei, a fiercely stubborn war god who despised her.

Everyone looked down on her, and she could barely manage three meals a day.

Mu Zhou calmly activated the Divine Healer System in her mind.

Great. Three acres of poor land and a thatched hut: the perfect place to live out her dream of a peaceful life in the countryside.

She grows potatoes and chilies, sets up greenhouses, and makes medicines. Along the way, she helps treat an epidemic, delivers a calf, opens a pharmacy, and earns a little money.

Life moves at an easy pace. The true art is to lie flat like a lazy fish.

But why does the prince, who swore he would never set foot on this estate, keep wandering around the edge of her fields?

“Princess Consort, could you grow another crop of chilies? That hot pot last night was delicious...”

Later, enemy forces invade, the court frames them, and natural disasters run rampant.

Everyone thinks this sham marriage is bound to fall apart. Instead, the princess consort, who only seems to care about farming, smiles as she opens the courtyard gate. Behind her are mountains of grain seeds, medicine chests, and cannon blueprints. The decisive war god kneels before her and fastens her cloak himself. “I’ll protect your paradise, Princess Consort. If you want to farm, I’ll clear every thorn from your path across the land.”

A seemingly lazy, secretly all-powerful healer heroine × an obsessive, ruthless war god hero who gradually becomes devoted to her.

From a ramshackle estate to a hidden paradise, from mutual loathing to ruling the world side by side.