Jin Miaoqiong was working in a laboratory when she died after using a strychnine vine.
She thought she was sure to die, but unexpectedly transmigrated to another world, into the Great Liang Dynasty.
She ended up a convict sentenced to exile and became the stepmother of three children.
But with her knowledge far beyond her time, along with her exceptional medical skills and fighting ability,
she not only won the admiration and affection of the three children, but also helped the whole family eat and drink well on the journey into exile.
When she learned that her husband had been framed by treacherous officials and exiled to a bitterly cold land,
she supported him in taking the evidence back to the capital, returning to court, and rising to become a powerful new noble.
As for her, she built a medical practice with her skills and supported the whole family.
After helping her husband ascend the throne, she planned to leave, only for the emperor to install her as empress.
The emperor began shamelessly insisting, "The empress's throne has always been yours. You don't get a say. If I tell you to take it, then you have to!"
Jin Miaoqiong: I don't remember asking for the empress's throne, do I?
The female lead is too strong; she even dared to go down a cliff. I admire her.
Jin Miaoqiong is awesome! That kick was so satisfying!
I really don't know whether to laugh or cry at Yan Zhicheng's cheeky antics; he's dangerous one moment and childish the next. Which side of you is the real you?
That utterly repulsive fat man is so disgusting, I can't eat anymore.
Just kill him! Quick, ruthless, and accurate! Yan Zhicheng, you're awesome!
Thankfully, I didn't wear them while I was being defiled, otherwise I would have had nightmares tonight.
The male lead is quite good at hiding his true nature; otherwise, he would have been assassinated long ago.
The elder sister was cunning and scheming; she deserved her fate.
The young emperor is more capable than I imagined; the country will not go wrong under his leadership.
It's extremely rare for a concubine's daughter to be truly cherished; no wonder the legal wife couldn't tolerate it.