[Transmigration + Proxy Marriage to Bring Good Fortune + Household Infighting and Face-Slapping + Satisfying Medical Skills + Marriage First, Love Later]
The night before her wedding, Jiang Yunyao was forced by her stepmother to take a drug that made her mute and marry in place of her stepsister, becoming the sacrificial bride of the frail, dying Prince Rui.
Everyone was waiting to laugh at her.
Her stepmother hoped she would become a widow, so she could keep swallowing up her mother’s dowry. Her stepsister despised the Prince Rui for being close to death, yet secretly hoped Jiang Yunyao would bring him bad luck and die. Her scumbag father watched coldly, treating her as a pawn he could trade for benefits for the marquis’s household.
But no one expected that when Jiang Yunyao opened her eyes again, she was no longer the legitimate daughter of the marquis’s household who let others bully her.
On their wedding night, Prince Rui suffered a poison attack, throwing the whole household into chaos. With a silver needle in hand, she pulled him back from the brink of death.
Three days after the wedding, dressed in the splendid robes of a princess consort, she returned to her family home with her ailing husband, publicly reclaiming her dowry, tearing up the false accounts, and exposing her stepmother’s hypocrisy.
At the ladies’ banquet, everyone mocked her as uncultured and untalented. She responded by saving lives, identifying poisons, and face-slapping the scheming women, making sure the whole capital knew that this princess consort was not to be trifled with.
Later, the ailing prince recovered, the marquis’s household panicked, and her stepsister regretted everything.
And Xiao Chengyan, the Prince Rui rumored to be cold and cruel and in poor health, went from suspecting and testing her to becoming the sharpest blade at her back.
He said, “Whomever you want to fight, Princess Consort, I’ll back you up.”
Jiang Yunyao smiled. “No need. I’ll handle it myself.”
Reborn for the Eighteenth Time, the Mad Official Begs Me Not to Die
The Cast-Off Doctor Consort: The Mad Regent Is My First Love
The Snow Has Melted in Chang’an, but No One Returns
Poisoned on Her Wedding Night, the Medical Consort Goes on a Rampage
The Physician Consort’s Substitute Bride: The God of War Wasn’t Meant to Die
After reading dozens of chapters, Che Zhugluan talked back and forth, quarreled again and again, and committed so many crimes. The bad guys were not punished at all, and they went out and played around every day.
If he didn't marry someone else, would the prince be able to survive? Still looking for trouble The matter of substitute marriage