The Marquis's Poison Doctor Is Not to Be Trifled With

[A handsome marquis with a righteous facade x a scheming little beauty who is a divine physician] Shen Dai married the famous Young Marquis Xie of the capital, but before they could even consummate the marriage, her husband led his troops off to war. She traveled a thousand miles to find him, only to be pierced through the heart by an arrow when they met again... When she opened her eyes, she had been reborn as the eldest legitimate daughter of the prime minister's household, bullied by her relatives. Shen Dai mastered peerless medical arts, punished her wicked kin, kicked her worthless ex to the curb, and became a renowned physician! She swore that in this life, she would never hang herself from the same tree twice! Who could have guessed she would still be carried off by a scheming big bad wolf who had been planning this for ages? Miss Shen, who wishes to remain anonymous, protested in a whisper: “That man is awful. He pretends to be proper, but his body tells the truth. He secretly loves me but won't admit it, follows me around, hides my portraits, and then bullies and tricks me into marrying him!” So she climbed over the wall and fled. But the moment she left the estate, someone scooped her up and slung her over his shoulder... The marquis's face darkened. “Trying to run again? Have you forgotten how I punished you last time?” Shen Dai finally snapped and locked him out that very night. And so the Marquis of the Xie family, who could turn the imperial city upside down with a wave of his hand, spent half the night wagging his tail and knocking on her door. “Dai'er, I was wrong. Open the door! I can't sleep without you by my side!” * This book is also known as The Darkened Marquis's Guide to Winning Back His Wife and The Big Jerk's Daily Life: It's Better Than Expected. The marquis married a delicate flower. He was afraid she'd fall if he held her in his palm, and melt if he kept her in his mouth. He gave her his heart and his life, showering her with love for all eternity.