The Young Marshal's Cherished Wife Can Heal and Poison

Huo Zhenting, the “Living King of Hell” of the three northwestern provinces, commands a vast army. Rumor has it he suffers from a secret ailment, is impotent, and has already killed six concubines. To humiliate the old foxes at the Chamber of Commerce, he specifically demanded that the Gu family's illegitimate daughter, who was raised in the countryside to tend pigs, marry him and bring him good luck.

On their wedding night, Huo Zhenting polished his gleaming Browning pistol, murder written all over him.

Gu Ruanruan huddled in the corner of the bed, staring at the black aura above the man's head. With trembling hands, she pulled out a handful of pig feed herbs. “Mister, want some herbs? They're good for your kidneys. I guarantee you'll be up and running.”

Huo Zhenting laughed in anger. He had meant to keep her as a pet, but somehow he ended up with a little empress.

When he killed, she handed him the knife; when he was poisoned and coughing blood, one needle from her had him full of life again.

Later, a saying spread across the northwest: “Better to offend the King of Hell than Ruanruan.”

Until one day, Marshal Huo cornered her against a wall and undid his collar button. His voice was husky. “Ruanruan, I hear you've been telling everyone I'm impotent. Tonight, I'll let you see for yourself.”