Su Jinxiu transmigrates into a book. After performing twenty surgeries in a row, she opens her eyes to find herself as a village girl doomed to abuse the future tyrant and ultimately be executed by slow slicing.
On the bed lies a bloodied, amnesiac slave with a sinister gaze: Huo Chen, the future emperor who will kill without mercy.
To save her own skin, Su Jinxiu launches into an act on the spot: “Husband! You’re finally awake! I’m your long-lost wife!”
From then on, she wields a scalpel in one hand to bring the dead back to life, and an abacus in the other to amass a fortune so she can escape.
She also has to make time to train her brutal “husband” into an obedient little puppy.
Who knew this man was an even better actor than she was?
Just as she’s saved up enough gold to fake her death and disappear, the man who always followed her around pretending to be good suddenly draws his sword and cuts down a vast army.
He closes in on her step by step, trapping her in the imperial study. “My lady, you deceived my heart and soul and now you want to run? Which prison in the realm would you like to choose?”
Su Jinxiu: “...Can I say we’re divorced now?”
Huo Chen sneers. “There’s only widowhood, no divorce.”
It can be seen that the author put a lot of effort into looking up some proper nouns. The plot is okay and relatively novel, but it does not stand up to scrutiny, but overall the plot is quite interesting. If you are in a book shortage period, you can read it and change your taste.