The Marquis Wants to Run? My Heart's Racing! The Noble Lady Physician and Her Handsome Husband

Main characters: Yu Baoyan and Gu Shinian

[Historical fantasy + political intrigue and revenge + devoted couple with a happy ending + intense push and pull + no transmigration or rebirth]

Yu Baoyan is the daughter of a county magistrate in a small town. In her spare time, she raises poisonous insects and digs up poisonous herbs, dreaming of traveling across mountains and seas.

One day, the powerful Prime Minister's residence unexpectedly sends a proposal of marriage. Everyone says she's hit the jackpot.

As if! Whoever wants this jackpot can pick it up themselves.

That very night, she packs her bags and heads to the capital to break off the engagement!

In public, everyone respectfully calls Gu Shinian the Young Marquis. Behind his back, they call him a useless playboy.

He and Meng, the young master of the Prime Minister's residence, become kindred spirits over their shared lack of ambition.

Who knew this useless young master would be hunted down!

And that he'd end up entangling Yu Baoyan on her journey to the capital.

Yu Baoyan regrets it! She never should have let his good looks get the better of her!

Now she's caught up with him in the court's treacherous intrigues.

Mother was right: the more handsome a man is, the more dangerous he is!

Yu Baoyan frets: If I only want his body and don't want a relationship, that should be fine, right?

Gu Shinian snaps, “You wouldn't dare!”

As if there were anything she wouldn't dare do.

By day, he pretends not to know her in public. At night, he sneaks into her bedroom and calls her Zhaozhao.

Yu Baoyan protests, “I'm engaged to your brother.”

1. The male and female leads are a one-on-one couple and very affectionate. The engagement will be called off later.

2. The male lead seeks revenge, while the female lead wants to end the engagement. Expect one political intrigue plot after another.

This story is set in a fictional world. The forms of address, official titles, and settings are all inspired by historical records. Please don't take them too literally.