The Tigers, Leopards, and Wolves Run Rampant, but the Chief Minister's Wife Holds Her Own

Brilliant young researcher Lu Yue dies suddenly and is reborn. From the start, she runs into a famine and is sold off to bring good luck to a sick man. Her bargain-basement husband is barely clinging to life. No need to panic! With five thousand years of medical knowledge and research at her fingertips, as long as there's a breath left in him, she can bring him back. And so the frail scholar everyone thought would die within two days makes it through, then gets healthier by the day. Their life grows more prosperous, and he even passes the imperial exams and returns home, rising all the way to become the chief minister. Relatives who once avoided them and women who feared being implicated now come knocking. Lu Yue flicks a pinch of scented powder, and they all scatter in terror, calling her a wicked woman and a jealous shrew. Lu Yue pouts. “They say I’m jealous.” The chief minister, who was just radiating icy menace, instantly turns into a doting husband, pouring tea and rubbing her back and waist. “My lady, don’t stoop to their level. They’re just sour because they can’t have what they want.” A lucky little wife who brings her husband success: marry her and see for yourself!