Wen Sishui was the eldest legitimate daughter of a marquis’s household, yet from childhood she was left in the countryside, forgotten by everyone.
Sixteen years later, when her half-sister refused to marry the lame heir of a prince’s household, the family finally remembered they had her as a convenient scapegoat.
Everyone said the country girl was crude and uncouth, never realizing that she had trained in martial arts and medicine since childhood, excelled at music, chess, calligraphy, and painting, and had awakened memories of her previous life: she had been a top surgeon.
Marrying into the prince’s household wasn’t a pit of fire. It was the stage she had long been waiting for.
She treated the heir’s leg, took on her stepmother and the princess consort, opened a clinic to heal the sick and save lives, and made a fortune writing illustrated stories. From country girl to renowned physician and talented beauty, from pawn in a substitute marriage to the apple of the heir’s eye
Wen Sishui showed everyone through her own strength that a woman’s dignity in this world can depend on no one but herself.
