One Hand Wields Golden Needles, the Other a God of War: The Legitimate Daughter Who Transmigrated into a Book Wins Big

[Transmigrate into a book + medicine + golden finger + true and fake heiresses + devoted couple] Jiang Wan transmigrated into the body of a death-row prisoner in ancient times. No big deal. With her miraculous medical skills, capable of bringing the dead back to life and restoring flesh to bone, she could thrive even in prison. But could someone explain why this was also a world from a book? And why was the original owner of her body the little princess of the Duke's household, missing for many years? Besides, she had clearly saved the male lead, so how had it turned out to be Lu Yanhuai, the story's beloved moonlight and the God of War who protected the nation? The biggest mistake Jiang Wan made in this life was misunderstanding the words "beloved moonlight." To her, beloved moonlight meant someone gentle as jade, a refined gentleman. When she first met Lu Yanhuai, he had the bearing of a gentleman, radiant as a jade tree. Jiang Wan nodded to herself. Yes, this was exactly what she had imagined. It wasn't until he had stripped her bare and devoured her completely that she realized just how badly she'd been mistaken. * After returning to the Duke's household, Jiang Wan devoted herself to changing its fate of being destroyed and its members executed. After much thought, she decided to start with the Fifth Prince, the story's eventual winner, and cultivate his favor before he rose to power. But before she could get started, Lu Yanhuai cornered her in the back garden. "Want to be the future empress? Instead of going to the Fifth Prince, you should come to me." Jiang Wan was stunned. She remembered what the book said: rumors in the court claimed that Lu Yanhuai was the emperor's illegitimate son. Could the rumors be true?