The Astonishing Doctor Consort Is Not to Be Messed With

Modern Chinese medicine physician Jiang Hanyan dies and transmigrates into another body, only to find herself with a father who doesn't care for her and a stepmother who despises her. As if that weren't enough, she comes face-to-face with a corpse the moment she arrives. To survive, she keeps her eyes and ears open at all times. In the morning, she deals with her sharp-tongued, conniving stepmother. In the afternoon, she takes on her vicious, ruthless stepsister. At night, she has to watch out for a certain prince, who's scheming to sneak into the residence and steal a painting. Life in ancient times is just too hard. Being a lazy couch potato is much more reassuring. The prince: “I hear you deliberately ruined your reputation so you wouldn’t have to marry the Crown Prince. Clever move.” Jiang Hanyan hides her mouth behind a small fan, laughing so hard she can barely contain herself. The prince gives a quiet snort, pulls out several storybooks, and tosses them onto the table. “Then perhaps you’d care to explain why the lover you’re so passionately devoted to in these books has the exact same name as me?” The smile freezes on Jiang Hanyan’s lips. She turns to run, but someone grabs her by the scruff of the neck. The prince: “Thanks to you, my romantic prospects are completely ruined. And you still think you can run?” “Have mercy, Your Highness!” “If you want to live, you’ll have to pay with yourself.”