The Poisonous Concubine's Daughter Turns the Tables, My Heart Is Poisoned

In the bitter winter of the Da Yu Dynasty, the Prime Minister's residence is cold and cruel. Bai Ruoxue, an illegitimate daughter, suffers every kind of humiliation at the hands of her legitimate elder sister, Bai Zhiqing. Beaten, berated, trampled, soaked, and frozen, she ultimately dies in icy water, her life ending in bitter resentment.

After her death, Bai Ruoxue, a medical genius of both Chinese and Western medicine from the 21st century, transmigrates into her body. She has been skilled in medicine since childhood, and her mastery of the Thirteen Ghost Gate Needles is peerless. But a mistake by the soul-reaping messenger sends her spirit to the wrong place, cutting off any hope of returning home.

To make amends, the messenger grants her an extraordinary opportunity. To stabilize her soul, a vermilion mark appears between her brows and a peach blossom totem is engraved on her wrist. She is gifted peerless beauty and unlocks a top-tier golden finger: modern Chinese and Western medical skills, a medical space, and an arsenal of weapons, more than enough to secure her footing in this strange world.

Once she accepts reality, Bai Ruoxue embraces her fate and resolves to defy it. She casts off her former self's timidity and uses her advanced knowledge to outwit the wicked and take down her evil sister amid the treacherous currents of the Prime Minister's residence, completely rewriting her tragic destiny.

She lets her brilliance shine, dazzling the court and catching the eye of Prince Rui, Murong Che, whose power holds sway over all beneath heaven. He is the youngest prince in the Da Yu Dynasty, commands the Black Armor Imperial Guard, and is cold, ascetic, and imposing, with an overwhelming possessive streak.

The two begin an intense game of push and pull. At first, he is the hunter in control, while she is prey fighting for her life. But as they clash day after day, the prey turns the tables and strikes back.