A modern female intern doctor, her soul has passed through the Liang Dynasty to Princess Chu.
The quirky and "unlucky" princess, faced with the hidden murderous whirlpool of legitimate inheritance, pretended to be a pig and ate the tiger, but secretly relied on modern medical and Taoist skills that transcended thousands of years to break the ancient women's standards of three obedience and four virtues. While seeking benefits for herself, she also played tricks on the tip of a knife.
The two-faced princes each have their own agendas.
The royal sister and the medical concubine are ready to take advantage of every opportunity.
A poisoning affects the fate of the three protagonists. In this game of thrones, where one wrong step can lead to abyss, Ye Lingxi must use the precision of a scalpel to cut through conspiracies and sew people's hearts together - in this life, she will not kneel to anyone, but will only be her own heroine.
The great heroine✚Sensing feeling: She has an online IQ and superior Taoist skills. She does not rely on men or crying. She uses modern knowledge and Taoist magic to reduce dimensionality to fight against ancient conspiracies.
Two male protagonists ✚ Shura Field: King Jing's unfathomable vs. King Chu's mist, who is the heroine's ally in this life? Who is the most hidden smiling tiger?
Machiavellian ✚ Palace scheming: The battle for the reserve, the suspicion of poison, the royal suspicion... A high-end game with life as the bet begins here.
☞ In short: How does an eccentric Taoist genius break out of a tight siege among a group of max-level old foxes and defeat two extremely beautiful and powerful princes?
King Chu: "Don't you know that women should obey the three virtues and the four virtues?"
Princess: "The three obediences and four gains I follow are: to engage in politics, to follow the law, and to engage in business! Gain power, gain power, gain wealth, and gain profits!"
The King of Chu was about to burst into anger. When the princess saw it, she said again: "Are you angry now? You men also have to obey three things and four things! You have to follow when you go out, and you have to obey orders..."
