The Marquis's Physician Has a Bit of a Temper

Liu Zhao, the imperial grandson, is choosing a wife. He makes a decisive stroke of his brush, circles Gu Jiu's name, and declares, "I want to marry her!"

The emperor issues an edict granting the marriage.

Everyone rushes to congratulate Gu Jiu. She must have hit the jackpot to marry the imperial grandson.

Gu Jiu smiles on the outside, but inwardly curses them all.

The luckiest thing that ever happened to Gu Jiu was dying of an illness, then winning the lottery by transmigrating to ancient times and getting a second chance at life.

The unluckiest thing that ever happened to her was meeting Liu Zhao, the imperial grandson.

Rumor has it that Liu Zhao is graceful, refined, and unfailingly courteous.

Gu Jiu: "Yeah, right!"

The world is blind. That man is clearly a scheming, deceitful, sinister villain with rebellious ambitions. He's the kind of antagonist who swaggeringly torments the male and female leads throughout a TV drama, only to be written off by the screenwriter in the finale and earn the sympathy of countless fans.

Rumor has it that Gu Jiu, second daughter of the Gu family, is a gentle, virtuous invalid.

Liu Zhao: "Gentle, virtuous, and sickly? None of that is true. That woman is clearly an arrogant, selfish, hot-tempered grudge-holder who loves to eat."