When the emperor was assassinated, she saved his life. When the empress dowager fell ill, she cured her. When Prince Qi was poisoned, she was forced to find the antidote.
Impressive!
She thrived in the imperial household, leaving the capital stunned. Was this the story of the useless legitimate daughter of the Qiu family rising to prominence?
How shallow!
The Qiu family’s military strategy was said to be the best in the land, and the Qiu father and sons were undefeated in battle, all thanks to a treasure left behind by their ancestors.
Nonsense!
She takes charge of the household, drives out the concubines, beats up her half-sisters, and kicks Prince Chen. Is this a reborn tale of revenge and household intrigue?
Let me think!
In reality...
The legitimate daughter of the Qiu family has peerless medical skills and a strategic mind. She protects her home and country, fights evil, deals with scumbags and villains, keeps her husband in line, and dotes on her son.
What a beautiful dream. The woman drooling as she dreams it is certain she’ll make it come true.
But can someone tell her why the man who nearly strangled her, and even collected her undergarments, is here? And why is he actually discussing marriage with her father and brothers?
