My next novel will be an ancient-era transmigration story, The Apocalypse Doctor Transmigrates into a Book and Finds a Happy Ending with the Villainous Yandere. Please add it to your reading list.
[Synopsis]
*The heroine's story*
After an accident, Qin Zhen, a criminal police officer, was born into the Great Qing Dynasty and became the legitimate daughter of the second branch of a general's household.
Because she was quiet and odd, she was neglected by her family. Her elder half-sister from the first branch even changed her marriage with ease.
It was only when her biological older brother was caught up in a murder case that she made a name for herself in one fell swoop, earning the title of "the capital's scheming noblewoman."
*The hero's story*
The Six Fan Gate is the Great Qing's most mysterious government office. It oversees the martial world, assassinations, and the dynasty's major and serious cases.
Its chief, Jing Xiangzhi, is the emperor's younger brother. They say he is cold and ruthless, has killed countless people, and has mastered a form of martial arts that requires him to remain a virgin. He never gets close to women.
Qin Zhen was secretly delighted. Being a wife in name only was great: they would keep out of each other's business, and she could do whatever she wanted.
Sure enough, on their wedding day Jing Xiangzhi appeared only for the ceremony, then vanished without a trace.
Qin Zhen changed her name and applied for a job at the Shuntian Prefecture. By day, she worked as a constable; by night, she was a princess consort. Life was easy and carefree.
As soon as Qin Zhen showed up at the Shuntian Prefecture, Jing Xiangzhi received word of it, though he was a thousand li away.
He sneered. "What a fool. Let her do as she likes."
Before long, Qin Zhen solved two murder cases in a row.
Jing Xiangzhi fell silent for a long while. "That woman really does have something going for her."
Everyone knew that the Zhen-Xiang couple were married in name only. They were all waiting for the day Qin Zhen would be divorced.
But instead of getting what they expected, they witnessed the day Jing Xiangzhi used himself as bait, no matter the cost, to ensure Qin Zhen's safety.
P.S. 1. They marry first and fall in love later.
2. Set in an alternate late Qing Dynasty, where glass clocks are widely used. No historical research intended.
3. Updated daily.
4. The author is terrible at writing synopses. Please give the story itself a chance.
Completed mystery novels: The Female Forensic Examiner's Ancient Cases, The Female Forensic Examiner Transmigrates into a Book and Finds a Happy Ending with the Second Male Lead, and My Lady, Please Cooperate.
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The Apocalypse Doctor Transmigrates into a Book and Finds a Happy Ending with the Villainous Yandere
[Synopsis] Originally titled The Little Herbalist
A heroine with a strong personality versus a genuinely yandere hero.
Tang Leyun, a woman from the apocalypse, transmigrates into a book and becomes a cannon-fodder female supporting character in an old-fashioned novel.
The original owner was born into a military family and learned martial arts from the veterans in the army from a young age. She had a fiery temper and would resort to fists and kicks at the slightest disagreement. She picked fights with nobles and servants alike, showing she feared nothing, and made the Tang family the laughingstock of the capital's social circles.
After the original book's heroine was reborn, she immediately set about eliminating the original owner and her second concubine-born branch of the family. She also schemed to make her the fifth-rank concubine of a yandere villain. A few years later, after offending her husband, the original owner died in a nunnery.
When Tang Leyun transmigrated into the story, the second concubine-born branch had just been separated from the family.
She looked at their run-down, three-courtyard home, the pile of ragged clothes, and the tables and chairs missing legs. Then she took in the beautiful natural scenery, and all her gloom vanished at once.
She had dual psychic- and wood-element abilities, as well as excellent medical skills. In this pure, natural ancient society with no zombies or extreme weather, how could she fail to survive?
Tang Leyun took a look around her family's fields and made a plan. When she got home, she made the whole family go out to work the land.
The mountain soil wasn't good for crops, so they could grow medicinal herbs instead.
They were short on money, but couldn't she earn some by curing a few noble patients?
Difficult illnesses could be diagnosed at a glance.
She could tell with absolute certainty whether a patient would live or die.
The neighbor's little boy suffered from infantile convulsions.
The village head's son suffered from kidney deficiency.
The county magistrate's elderly mother would develop diabetes if she didn't control her diet.
As the reputation of the little miracle doctor from Wangyou Valley grew, the neighbors came to seek treatment too. Tang Leyun kindly agreed to help, only to meet the elusive yandere villain.
Should she save him or not?
After thinking it over and over,
Tang Leyun decided to lay down three rules first.
The yandere was furious...
P.S. Set in an alternate world.
Screenshot taken on April 10, 2022.
Theme: Punish evil and promote good.
Ah, this, the ending is not satisfactory. I thought that after the establishment of the university, women would rise, but in the end, even Queen Lu's path was narrowed.
Empress Lu, are you okay? Ah, this was good. Isn't it good to be the Queen Mother?
From the moment the queen gives birth to a legitimate son to using paintings to test the heroine, it can be seen that the queen has become swollen and has become hostile to the heroine.
I never expected that the emperor would die early and the queen would turn black...
From the time when the queen tested the heroine not to draw more character paintings, the queen's final ending was basically established!
The author of this book is really good. I haven't seen such a good article in a while.
Ah, I thought Queen Lu would become smarter... But the road turned out to be narrow.
This ending... Stunned
Friends, let me explain: as a reader, you are actually in the position of a bystander, and you know more about the case than the characters in the article, so the people in the article appear to be stupid and outwitted, which is not the case.
At least, I don't admit it, hahahaha…
The twist in the ending is a bit sudden. I never expected that the male and female protagonist would become the emperor in the end...
I've read three of the author's novels in a row, but I still feel that this step is not as good as the previous one... It's a bit both necessary and necessary. The interaction between the male and female protagonists is a bit tense, and many cases in the first few chapters are either not completely solved or pushed to the six doors. Maybe I personally prefer brighter styles. The tone of this one is a bit gray, and the male and female protagonists are too rational and realistic. Some plots are also repeated from the previous two movies, such as transforming guns and so on. I mentioned things like constitutional monarchy, women's rights, economic development, education, etc., But I was very hasty later on. If that were the case, it would be better to just write about one aspect, such as the rise of women. The political form is really too big and not easy to write about. It's a bit useless now.
Ah, this, the ending is not satisfactory. I thought that after the establishment of the university, women would rise, but in the end, even Queen Lu's path was narrowed.
Empress Lu, are you okay? Ah, this was good. Isn't it good to be the Queen Mother?
From the moment the queen gives birth to a legitimate son to using paintings to test the heroine, it can be seen that the queen has become swollen and has become hostile to the heroine.
I never expected that the emperor would die early and the queen would turn black...
From the time when the queen tested the heroine not to draw more character paintings, the queen's final ending was basically established! The author of this book is really good. I haven't seen such a good article in a while.
Ah, I thought Queen Lu would become smarter... But the road turned out to be narrow.
This ending... Stunned
Friends, let me explain: as a reader, you are actually in the position of a bystander, and you know more about the case than the characters in the article, so the people in the article appear to be stupid and outwitted, which is not the case. At least, I don't admit it, hahahaha…
The twist in the ending is a bit sudden. I never expected that the male and female protagonist would become the emperor in the end...
I've read three of the author's novels in a row, but I still feel that this step is not as good as the previous one... It's a bit both necessary and necessary. The interaction between the male and female protagonists is a bit tense, and many cases in the first few chapters are either not completely solved or pushed to the six doors. Maybe I personally prefer brighter styles. The tone of this one is a bit gray, and the male and female protagonists are too rational and realistic. Some plots are also repeated from the previous two movies, such as transforming guns and so on. I mentioned things like constitutional monarchy, women's rights, economic development, education, etc., But I was very hasty later on. If that were the case, it would be better to just write about one aspect, such as the rise of women. The political form is really too big and not easy to write about. It's a bit useless now.