The Ghost Physician Princess

He was Yan Qi, Prince of Yan, a man as refined as a jade tree and as fragrant as osmanthus. He held power over the court and commanded a formidable army, making countless women pine for him. She was Yun Ran, a brilliant physician and the sinister, vengeful master of Lanyi Valley, also known as Young Master Lanyue. New novel: The Crown Princess Who Rules the Nation http://www.xxsy.net/info/657014.html A saying from the martial world went: “The King of Hell takes a life by the third watch, but Lanyue keeps it until the fifth.” They called her the Ghost Doctor. They first met at the Lantern Festival. He pinned her against a wall and threatened her coldly: “Don’t move. I’m borrowing a kiss.” Yun Ran had planned to kill him with a single needle, but when she learned he was gravely wounded, she stepped in to save him. Yun Ran was the legitimate daughter of the Prince of Yun’s household. Born on the Ghost Festival, she was considered ill-omened and was also infamous in the capital of the Great Xuan for being a female fiend who killed, set fires, and committed every crime imaginable. In truth, it had all been a case of excessive praise meant to destroy her. When she made a high-profile return to the capital, her fiancé broke off their engagement, bringing a flood of mockery and scorn. Did those idiots think she was still the same Yun Ran who could be bullied by anyone? If the servants picked a fight, she had no problem sending them straight to the afterlife. If her sisters plotted against her, she’d turn their schemes back on them. If her stepmother put on a false show of kindness, she’d tear away the mask and expose her for the villain she was. If her grandmother mocked her, she’d use her sharp tongue to make her spit blood and leave her half paralyzed. After much searching, she learned that the fiancé who had broken off their engagement was the very man she’d once saved. Yun Ran cursed, “Yan Qi, you ungrateful bastard! If I don’t teach you a lesson, I’m not a Yun!” At a grand flower festival, he recognized her, and she dazzled the world. Suitors came in such numbers that they wore out the threshold, making her thoroughly fed up. Soon, a notice appeared outside the Prince of Yun’s residence announcing that she was choosing a husband. “No concubines, no mistresses. No cheating or messing around after marriage. I’ll only take one wife. If you’re faithful and keep yourself to yourself, come in.” A matchmaker’s letter was sent inside, bearing Prince Yan’s birth details and a four-character message: “A match made in Heaven.”