Reborn in the Body of a Princess Who Drowned, I Refused the Scoundrel and Married into Xiazhi

Xu Lu, a nurse trained in both Chinese and Western medicine, collapses after staying up all night on duty. When she opens her eyes, she has somehow transmigrated into the body of the sixth princess of the Great Jin, who fell into the water. The original owner had waited more than ten years for her childhood sweetheart, Zhou Xuan'an, only to discover the cruel truth: he had been secretly keeping a concubine and already had two sons. Heartbroken, she threw herself into a pond, and her spirit perished. Now a clear-eyed, modern nurse has taken over her body. Xu Lu sees through the man's false virtue and refuses to fall into the same trap of foolish love. Just then, Xiazhi sends envoys to seek a marriage alliance. Her father, the emperor, cannot bear to send his youngest daughter far away, but she is the only princess of marriageable age in the palace. Without hesitation, she tears up her engagement to the scoundrel and asks to be sent to Xiazhi herself. She thinks she is simply escaping the man, but after marrying into Xiazhi, she encounters a cold-faced emperor with a fiery temper, an overbearing nature, and unmatched ruthlessness. With her knowledge of Chinese and Western medicine, she carefully navigates the foreign court, treating the sick, saving lives, resolving crises, and establishing herself with ease. The aloof tyrant is merciless to everyone else, but falls for her step by step, showering her with domineering affection and reserving his favor for her alone.