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[Sick original wife + heart blood collection + He Li remarries + regent's support + chasing his wife to the crematorium] Ruan Jingshuang has been married to Lu Chengjing for three years. Three years ago, he was just a poor scholar who could be bullied by everyone. She took out the dowry and used the old members of the Ruan family to help him rise to prominence step by step. Three years later, he became the Marquis of Zhenbei, personally conferred by the Holy Emperor, but he brought back his savior Liu Fuwei. Liu Fuwei was afraid of the cold, so he moved away the warm jade screen in Ruan Jingshuang's courtyard. Liu Fuwei was weak, so he stopped taking Ruan Jingshuang's medicine and sent the purple ginseng she needed to keep her alive into Liu Fuwei's room. Until Liu Fuwei suffered from cold poison and needed the blood from his heart to be used as medicine. Lu Chengjing tied Ruan Jingshuang, who was seriously ill, to the cold jade bed and personally took three drops of her heart blood. He said: "Jingshuang, it's just three drops of blood, you won't die." Ruan Jingshuang finally gave up. She broke the Heyu jade into pieces and severed all ties with him on the spot. When she was about to die, the regent Pei Jinci came through the snow and took her away from the cold jade couch. Everyone in the capital said that Ruan Jingshuang moved into the regent's palace as soon as he and Li married, and his reputation was ruined. However, Pei Jinci presented the medical records and confessions to the court and completely tore the fig leaf of the Zhenbei Hou Mansion. Later, Lu Chengjing finally regretted it and begged her to look back with red eyes. Ruan Jingshuang leaned in Pei Jinci's arms and smiled lightly: "Master Lu, I feel dirty." Pei Jinci gathered up the cloak for her and said coldly: "Don't bring anything she doesn't want to my eyes again."

When HR Shen Qingyi woke up in the 21st century, she found that she had traveled through time and became the sick and frail legitimate daughter of the General's Mansion, and was being deducted from her expenses by her stepmother and ridiculed by her concubine. The original owner had just received the imperial edict to marry the Ninth Prince, the most dandy man in the capital. The heroine uses HR thinking to analyze the situation: if she gets married, she can at least get out of the general's mansion, but at worst, she can "lie down and retire".