When she opens her eyes, a genius of modern medicine has transmigrated into the body of an illegitimate daughter forced to marry in someone else's place.
Her husband is Xiao Heng, the Prince of Jingbei, rumored to be cruel, disabled, and near death.
On their wedding night, she is left alone, but awakens a hereditary jade-pot space, complete with a medicinal herb garden, a spirit spring, medical classics, and ancient texts.
Everyone in the prince's manor waits to laugh at her, but she saves the prince from a poison attack with a single needle.
Xiao Heng thinks he has married a scapegoat. He watches her coldly, waiting to catch her in a compromising situation.
But he soon discovers that this little doctor can not only cure his strange poison and heal his leg, but also see through conspiracies and work miracles. Before long, she becomes his lifeline.
He pretends to be disabled, and she plays along. He is ambushed, and she saves him. He fights for the throne, and she heals the people.
The Crown Prince frames him? She performs an autopsy in the street and turns the tables!
The enemy army poisons the water? She brews medicine in a huge pot, saving countless lives and earning the title “Living Bodhisattva”!
At last, he pins her against a wall, his eyes dark. “Your medical skills can even cure my heart ailment, can they, Princess?”
Holding a silver needle, she smiles sweetly. “My lord, your illness will take a lifetime to cure.”
Later, the once-disabled prince stands tall and rules the world.
The ministers kneel and urge him to choose consorts. He tears up the memorial in court. “My empress can settle the realm with a single silver needle and save the people with her jade pot. With her by my side, why would I need a harem?”
[Cold-faced, disabled prince vs. a genius physician who plays the pig to eat the tiger; one couple, both powerful, devoted to each other; feel-good story with spatial powers and medical skills]
