Tang Xia traveled through time and became a child bride. Her husband died early and her mother-in-law was mean. Although she has a myriad of poisonous creature systems, she is infected by a strange poison and has only one day to live.
That Gu is very overbearing and must kiss a living creature within three days to temporarily suppress the poison.
In a remote place, she looked at her mother-in-law's face...
Fortunately, on the day of picking mulberries, she picked up a black cat, so she no longer had to kiss her mother-in-law!
Who knew that inside the cat's body was the severely injured and separated soul of the Coast Guard Governor!
Tang Xia then used the system to help the governor return to his physical body.
Later, Tang Xia studied at Taolin College. A naturally charming teacher took special care of her, which made many students jealous. Tang Xia only thought it was because she was diligent and studious.
The teacher stopped her in the peach forest and asked, "Have you forgotten me so soon?"
The witch has a heart and the governor has feelings. They meet each other in troubled times, bond with each other through poison, and stay together through battle.
PS: Taboo Gu Girl from Another World vs. Governor-General, a Hero in Troubled Times
The heroine seems to be timid, humble and restrained, but in reality she is decisive, calm, ruthless, independent and self-reliant.
The male protagonist seems to be arrogant and alienated at all costs, but in fact he has a young and innocent heart that can bend and stretch in the world.
Neither the male nor female protagonists are perfect saints, they are both good and evil, redeeming each other and growing up.
There are systems, and systems appear occasionally as a parent.
If there are bugs, please complain lightly, everything serves the plot.
Try harder. . . . . .
Purpose: To achieve meritorious service and become a prince based on one's own strength
