Jilted at the Altar, I Became a Battle God Grandmaster Through Alchemy

The Main Storyline (Heroines’ Struggles): Su Yao, an illegitimate daughter of the General’s Mansion, has been foolish since childhood. Her stepmother withholds her allowances, and her sisters bully her. When she comes of age, she is betrothed to Chong Hanzheng, a “useless” heir rumored to be about to die on the battlefield, in the hope that marriage will bring him good fortune. On her wedding day, news arrives that her fiancé has died in battle. Her half-sister frames her and sends her to the battlefield in her place to provide relief, treating her as a disposable pawn. There, she must endure forced labor like an exile and face her half-sister’s attempts to kill her from behind the scenes. The Hidden Storyline (His Road to a Breakthrough): Only Su Yao knows that she is not foolish. As a child, she took a “God-Sealing Pill” that sealed her intellect and cultivation, allowing her to gather strength until she was ready to break through. See how she pretends to be weak and secretly lays her plans within this trap: She plays the pig to eat the tiger, transforming into a mysterious alchemist by night. One pill shakes the imperial capital. The king returns: Chong Hanzheng, her fiancé, whom the world believes died in battle, actually returned with one arm severed and went into hiding to investigate a case. Su Yao’s pills heal his arm, and he becomes her strongest enforcer. A crushing advantage: While her half-sister is still squabbling over the position of secondary consort, Su Yao has already used her alchemy to establish her own Alchemy Hall, taken control of the entire dynasty’s medicine supply, and even gained influence over the imperial court. The ultimate face-slapping declaration: “You think I’m a soft persimmon anyone can squeeze? Sorry, but what I brew in my alchemy furnace is your death warrant.”