She is a twenty-first-century military doctor from a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners.
After dying in an accident, she transmigrates into the body of the legitimate daughter of a minor official in a fictional dynasty.
Her mother died young, her father dislikes her, the household is full of concubines, and the principal wife comes looking for trouble every few days.
Now that she’s taken over this body, it’s time to change the way she’s treated.
She knows nothing about fighting for power within the household. Even if she did, she wouldn’t bother. Her military father always said, “Truth comes from a fist. Hit first, ask questions later.”
If anyone so much as crosses me, I’ll send them on their way. If you know what’s good for you, don’t make me act.
I may not know much, but I can stick a needle in you and slip you a little poison.
But whose ridiculous life doesn’t come with a few thugs and scoundrels?
People outside say she has irresistible charm. The Sixth Prince, the dynasty’s most notorious heartbreaker, pursues her relentlessly and loves her devotedly. Yet she isn’t satisfied, and insists on seducing his uncle. And who is his uncle? None other than the immortal-like figure of the sacred capital, a man to be admired from afar but never profaned.
She, on the other hand, wants him to carry her when she goes out and feed her at mealtimes. He’ll probably have to sleep with her at night, too!
Faced with all these accusations, she only scoffs: “Why waste what you have?”
But just because she’s quiet doesn’t mean anyone can walk all over her.
She can casually produce a batch of top-grade pills, making cultivation a smooth climb. But she has too many pills, so she eats one when she’s hungry and another when she wants something to snack on. While everyone else treats pills like their own children, she treats them like little beans to munch on. Who could be more outrageous than her?
Seeing the hostile looks between the two people in front of her, she points to the spirit beast nestled in her arms and reminds him, “Niuniu is my little sister.”
“Mm, she’s your little sister.”
“She’s your little sister!”
He gives the little creature monopolizing her arms an awkward look, then finally nods with difficulty. “All right, she’s my little sister.”
“...”
“Senior Brother, that person pointed at me.” As soon as she finishes speaking, the person’s finger is gone.
“Senior Brother, that person glared at me.” As soon as she finishes speaking, she sees the person clutching their face and screaming.
She glares at the one who did it. He’s so inconsiderate! Then she reminds him, “Senior Brother, it’s wrong to bully people like that.”
“...”