Transmigrated as a Miaojiang Poison Doctor and Married a Disabled General

Miao Shuang, the blood-soaked supreme ruler of the Demon Realm, dies and enters a palace-set danmei novel as the vicious husband of the disabled general Qi Yan. Qi Yan, the God of War of the Yong Kingdom, is feared by a suspicious emperor because his achievements threaten the throne. The emperor cripples his meridians, breaks both his legs, and arranges for him to marry a man as a further humiliation. Qi Yan endures the disgrace and bides his time, until at last he kills the emperor and unifies the realm. The original character, however, is trampled to death beneath the army’s hooves, leaving no body behind. On their wedding day, someone lifts Miao Shuang’s veil. He sees Qi Yan’s gloomy, cold face, which is identical to that of his old nemesis, the Immortal Venerable Bo Yan. Miao Shuang: Heh. A vicious villain, is it? No one does it better than him. On their wedding night, he humiliates Qi Yan, making the proud general serve him despite his injuries. He lies and tells Qi Yan he has planted a love worm in him, so that for the rest of his life, he can love no one but Miao Shuang. Qi Yan looks at him with cold, restrained hatred, as if he wants to tear him limb from limb. When Miao Shuang finds a dagger hidden under Qi Yan’s pillow, he smiles, lifts Qi Yan’s chin, and lets a worm bite through his skin. He tells him it’s a life-and-death worm: from now on, they’ll live and die together, and neither of them will be allowed to die alone. Qi Yan is so furious he bites his gums until they bleed, nearly trying to take Miao Shuang down with him. When Miao Shuang learns of Qi Yan’s rebellion plans, he mocks him for being a cripple who dares to plot treason, then gives him a poison that kills without a trace and orders him to poison the emperor of Great Yong. “I’ll take your throne, and I’ll sleep in your bed.” - Miao Shuang spends three years locked in a deadly struggle with his nemesis, amusing himself at the man’s expense every day. With the plot nearing its climax, he picks a good day to fake his death and escape, but his plan goes awry and he ends up tied to the imperial bed. The newly enthroned Emperor Qi Yan has recovered from his leg injury and regained his martial arts skills. He pins Miao Shuang to the dragon bed. “You said we’d be together for life, just the two of us. Where do you think you’re going?” Brooding, cold, devoted, and long-suffering top × poisonous man-eating flower bottom Reading Guide: · One-on-one, bottom’s perspective, happy ending. An unconventional redemption story, with both leads each other’s first and only love. · Their mutual hatred is real, and so is their mutual love. They’re locked together forever; I swallowed the key. · An older-man romance. In the cultivation world, the two are senior and junior disciples. Theme: Never let hardship defeat you. Keep striving, even in adversity.