On Our Wedding Night, the Tyrant Lifted the Curtains and Pulled Me into His Arms

Shen Qingqing, China's renowned surgeon, unexpectedly transmigrates a thousand years into the past, to the Great Shun dynasty.

She becomes a frail, easily bullied concubine-born daughter of the Grand Tutor. To make matters worse, her mother was once a prostitute, and now she has to take her legitimate sister's place and marry a tyrant as his concubine.

The tyrant, Yuwen Xuan, has lost the use of both legs and is barely holding on to his throne. The Empress Dowager is determined to send him to his grave.

Both of them are at a disadvantage, so Shen Qingqing and the tyrant join forces. She treats his injuries, saves his life, and helps him stand again. He backs her up and takes her side, face-slapping her scumbag father and stepmother.

When all is done, Shen Qingqing secretly celebrates in her chambers. Having saved his life and helped him secure the throne, the tyrant is sure to reward her handsomely. Then she can take her mother somewhere scenic and live a peaceful life.

But the reward never comes, so she swallows her pride, sneaks into the tyrant's chambers, and asks for her payment, as well as permission to leave.

Who would have thought that the very next moment, the tyrant would pin her to the bed?

"Who gave you permission to leave, my empress?"