A Hard-Core Transmigration by a Female Scientist: No Scheming in the Inner Quarters

Wang Youyou, a female scientist, transmigrates with a golden finger: a space filled with poisons. From the start, she poisons the scheming concubine in her household and her biased step-grandmother, one after another, then scares her detestable, overbearing relatives from the second branch of the family out of the estate.

Then, in a dynasty much like the Song, she begins her own no-nonsense life as a transmigrator.

She gathers talent, builds infrastructure, gets engaged to the prefect's legitimate son, then marries into a powerful marquis's household.

She brings down the empress dowager who rules from behind the curtain, then poisons the disobedient emperor.

She supports the favored consort she placed in the palace and educates the young new emperor.

She advances science, promotes improved crops, develops commerce, and launches reforms.

By the time her hair turns white, she has achieved an immortal legacy.