From the Start, She Was to Be Buried Alive? The Consort Drags the Prince into a Palace Coup

A modern woman with a doctorate in medicine transmigrates to ancient times for no apparent reason. When she opens her eyes, she has become Shang Shuwan, the foolish, timid legitimate daughter of the Duke of Shang's household, who is to be buried alive alongside Prince Gong.

I'm the master of my own life. From then on, she not only uses her act of foolishness to reclaim her dowry, but also exposes the white lotus for who she really is. But on her wedding day, she's expected to bow to a rooster. That's more than she can stand, so she rolls up her sleeves, stews the chicken, and feeds it to the pigs.

To leave the prince's manor and live a carefree life, she earns money practicing medicine by day and prepares medicine for the prince at night. But just as she finishes gathering all the ingredients and is about to leave, she discovers that the patient she treated during the day was the prince himself. Without another word, she hands him a letter of divorce.