After Saving the Disabled Prince, What's Wrong with This Princess Consort Getting Spoiled?

The general's third daughter, Wen, was hopeless at both literature and martial arts, yet she still dreamed of marrying above her station. Then a plot forced her to marry the Ninth Prince, a crippled man with a young blind son. On their wedding night, she threw a furious fit, then unexpectedly died. When she opened her eyes again, she was the master of the Ghost Doctor Hall and the greatest assassin of the 20th century. The crippled prince? She could cure his poison and heal his legs, restoring him to full health. The blind boy? She could cure his eyes and bring back his sight. The woman he cherished? She could poison and cripple her, teaching her not to be so overconfident. The two-faced stepsister, the scumbag father, and the wicked stepmother? She would beat them to death for harming her mother and bullying her. In the end… somehow, word got around that the Ninth Prince was going to divorce his wife. That very night, the mighty God of War Prince stood outside her bedroom, holding a little pillow in one hand and his waistband in the other, pleading desperately: “My beloved, the night is deep and the dew is heavy. Your husband is frail and delicate, and can't bear the cold!”