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Ye Jiayao, a modern doctor of toxicology, became the most unpopular concubine in the Yongchang Mansion as soon as she opened her eyes. Aunt Zhou sent her a bowl of "tonic medicine". After drinking it, she vomited out a mouthful of black blood - Broken intestine grass, chronic poisoning, lethal in three to five days. Save yourself. Counterattack. Seize power. She used her knowledge of modern toxicology to find a way out of ancient materia medica: three cents of mung beans, two cents of raw licorice, a handful of honeysuckle, three bowls of water boiled into one bowl, and fried for half an hour - this was the first life-saving prescription she tried desperately in a world without a laboratory. Zhao Heng, the eldest son of the Prince of Chu, accidentally saw her vomiting blood and casually used her as a pawn to manipulate the Hou Mansion. Little did he know that this chess piece was a black-hearted lotus that was good at fighting poison with poison. From the deep house to the palace, from abandoning her son to playing chess, she gradually uncovered the truth about her biological mother, Liu, who was silenced twenty years ago, until she found the half-written unfinished suicide note in the secret compartment of Bishui Pavilion-- "My daughter Angelica, please don't-" The second half of the sentence was torn off. The tear marks were stained with blood from twenty years ago. What does the mother want to say? Don't take revenge? Don't go back to Beijing? Or is it a request that your daughter is unwilling to bear until her death? And when the truth was peeled off layer by layer, she discovered: It turned out that her time travel was actually a long-planned event.