Jiang Mian pretended to be the fake daughter of the Marquis Mansion, and at the beginning there was a wedding banquet for the real and fake daughter, and all she wanted to do was run away.
Unexpectedly, when her heart rang out, the whole family heard it: The real daughter is bound to the luck seizing system, and the Hou Mansion will be wiped out in three months!
She knows medicine, food, and poison, and a bowl of soup can save lives, solve crimes, and slap people in the face. She also managed to develop a clinging and loyal dog from the villain in the original book that she madly criticizes.
At the marriage recognition banquet, the daughter-in-law cried till tears fell down her cheeks, the second-in-law's relatives were acting strangely, and the whole house was waiting to see Jiang Mian go crazy.
Jiang Mian lowered his eyebrows and said, "I am willing to go to Zhuangzi."
But my heart blossomed with joy: [Drive me away quickly! If it's any later, the Marquis's fortune will be sucked dry, and all the people will be exiled, and no chickens or dogs will be left!
The next second, Mr. Hou's hands shook, Mrs. Hou threw the lamp, and the three brothers all changed their faces.
The more Jiang Mian wants to show off, the more her family regards her as a lifeline. She casually complained that there was a ghost in the accounting room, and the second brother found out that the second room was embezzled overnight; she suspected that Mrs. Hou's tea was poisonous, so the eldest brother sealed the door and arrested people on the spot; she said that crazy villains would turn black sooner or later, and a sick and sick prince climbed over the wall every night to drink soup.
Jiang Mian collapsed: I really just want to survive!
But the whole capital discovered that the despised fake daughter could save a noble man with a bowl of medicinal food, a prescription could determine life or death, and a single thought could change the life of the whole family.
As for the crazy criticizing prince with red eyes begging for responsibility?
Jiang Mian: Stop it, my soup isn't ready yet.
