Synopsis:
Su Jinxiu transmigrates into a novel while performing her twentieth consecutive surgery. Upon opening her eyes, she finds herself as a cannon-fodder village girl who once abused the future tyrant and was ultimately destined to be executed by a thousand cuts.
Lying on the bed is a bloodied, cold-eyed, amnesiac slave—Huo Chen, the future emperor who will become a ruthless killer.
In order to save her own life, Su Jinxiu immediately goes full acting mode:
“Husband! You’re finally awake! I’m your long-lost wife!”
From that moment on, she uses her left hand as a surgical scalpel to heal the dead and save the dying, and her right hand as an abacus to amass wealth—all in preparation to escape.
At the same time, she must also “train” this brutal so-called husband into an obedient, harmless little puppy.
But unexpectedly, this man turns out to be an even better actor than her.
Just when she has saved enough gold and is ready to fake her death and flee, the man who had been quietly following her and pretending to be well-behaved suddenly raises his sword and slaughters thousands on the battlefield.
He corners her step by step in the imperial study:
“Madam, after deceiving my body and heart, you think you can just run? Choose—prison of the empire, or prison of my bedchamber?”
Su Jinxiu: “…Can I choose divorce?”
Huo Chen sneers:
“There is only widowhood. No divorce.”
