The Heir's Devotion to His Forensic Wife

Wei Xin was hailed as a medical genius, but she met the most fashionable end of all: death from overwork. She was literally worked to death on the operating table. Perhaps the King of Hell felt bad for a good doctor who had devoted herself to serving the people, so he gave her a chance to be reborn. But he never expected her to be reborn as a newly formed fetus. Before she was even born, Wei Xin could feel how much her mother, father, and grandparents cherished and loved her. Having read a few transmigration novels, she was utterly baffled. Weren’t fathers supposed to be scumbags and mothers weak? Weren’t grandfathers supposed to be indifferent and grandmothers uncaring? Weren’t there supposed to be tons of awful relatives? Why was everything so different for her? Wei Xin fought her way into the world, and had barely started crying when someone wrapped her up and tossed her outside. At last, she felt reassured. The scene from the books had finally appeared! From then on, Wei Xin had a new name: Yun Lingjing. The couple who found her truly raised her as their own daughter, but somehow she grew into a real man, tougher than most men! She examined corpses and solved cases all the way to becoming the first female coroner ever granted the highest rank by imperial decree. The male lead’s inner thoughts: My wife is too capable, quick-witted, and sharp, and her rank is even higher than mine. How am I supposed to maintain my authority as the husband from now on? Asking online, and I’m really worried o(╥﹏╥)o