My Fair Princess: I Divorced the Fifth Prince and Became a Miracle Doctor Instead of a Princess

She woke up to find herself Xiaoyanzi, the “discarded wife” in Jingyang Palace, bullied by Zhihua, given the cold shoulder by Yongqi, and despised by the Empress Dowager.

Other transmigrators into My Fair Princess would think about how to please the Emperor and live happily ever after with Yongqi. Her? She glanced down at the [Divine Healer System] bound to her and gave a cold laugh…

Who wants to fight for affection in this cage?

She requested a divorce herself and walked out of Jingyang Palace without looking back. Yongqi was stunned, Zhihua delighted, and the Empress Dowager clapped with joy. Everyone thought she’d gone mad.

Three months later, the capital’s “Jishitang” clinic was so popular that its medicines were impossible to get. It cured strange illnesses that had baffled the Imperial Hospital, and wealthy merchants competed to offer thousands of taels for an appointment.

Half a year later, her pharmacies had spread throughout Jiangnan. Mongol princes from the grasslands sent gifts from a thousand miles away, while envoys from foreign lands lined up for consultations.

A year later, the young regent she had saved from the brink of death had somehow come to shelter her beneath his wings, offering her the whole realm as his betrothal gift.

When Yongqi came back, sick and wounded, clutching the old marriage contract from Jingyang Palace, now coated in dust, and begged her to return…

The regent drew her into his arms. His gaze was sharp as a blade, but a smile played at the corner of his mouth.

“Fifth Prince, please show some restraint. Your former wife is now my princess consort. She’s also the biggest taxpayer in the Qing Empire. Do you… even qualify to book an appointment with her?”

Xiaoyanzi tilted her head at Yongqi and smiled.

“Yongqi, you said I was crude, didn’t understand the rules, and wasn’t worthy of you, the Fifth Prince. Take a look now. The woman who didn’t understand the rules changed them all.”