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It is said, "It is better to treat ten men than one woman." Even ladies from prominent clans like the Cheng family in Jinling face this issue. Due to the strict gender segregation, female patients must seek male doctors behind a screen, with their husbands relaying their symptoms, often leading to misdiagnosis. Hearing that the Wu region has many female physicians, the Cheng family invited several. The eldest madam of the Cheng family had two daughters suffering from irregular menstruation, and she herself had gynecological issues. The second madam of the Cheng family had a hidden ailment, and the third madam had been infertile for a long time.

Therefore, all three set their sights on Xu Miaozhen, who was most skilled in gynecology. Miaozhen, from a humble background in Suzhou, was not from a medical family. She was initially inconspicuous among the other female physicians. Suddenly, she was fiercely sought after by these three. She couldn't help but feel her scalp tingle. Ladies, please spare me!

Reader's Notes: 1. This novel is set in a semi-fictional Great Ming Dynasty. The Great Ming is a fabricated dynasty, not a true historical one. This novel only references the appearance of the Ming Dynasty and does not involve real historical events or figures. Everything serves the plot, so please do not over-scrutinize. Medical knowledge is referenced from "Female Doctors' Chats," "Complete Collection of Prescriptions for Women," and "Fu Qing Zhu's Gynecology." Ming Dynasty customs and traditions are referenced from "Great Ming Suzhou," "Returning to the Ming Dynasty to Go Shopping," "Three Aunts and Six Wives," and "Splendid Ming Dynasty." However, the medical skills in this novel are for reference only; do not take them seriously. If you are ill, please seek medical attention promptly.

2. This is a slow-paced farming and business cultivation novel, unfolding gradually with a moderate rhythm.

3. The male lead initially has a preconceived notion of the female lead, but later becomes a loyal dog.

If you like this novel, you can collect it and the author. If you are not interested, you can check out the author's other novels.

As the saying goes, there is a lot of right and wrong where there are many people.

This is the case with the family of Lord Zhou, who serves as the Commissioner of the Privy Council in Bianjing. Not to mention his wives and concubines, just his legitimate and illegitimate daughters have a total of four, and they all like to compete and strive for superiority.

The eldest young lady is a scheming beauty, the second young lady has a small temper, the third young lady is competitive, and there is also a fourth young lady who is suspected of being a transmigrated compatriot who pretends to be a pig to eat the tiger.

Jin Niang originally thought that she would be fine to quietly be her little handmaid in the sewing room, and that the girls' struggles had nothing to do with her. However, when a young and handsome Jinshi (successful candidate in the highest imperial examination) came out, Lord Zhou was ready to rub his fists and capture a son-in-law under the list, and the girls also began to dress up. Suddenly, the little handmaids in the sewing room also became popular.

Especially Jin Niang, because of her good needlework, became the focus of everyone's attention...

Looking at the future implied by the eldest young lady, the blatant threat of the second young lady, the secret wooing of the third young lady, and the equal care of the fourth young lady, Jin Niang couldn't help but clasped her fists: Ladies, please let me go.

Reading Tips: 1. This article is a slow-paced farming and business novel with a small amount of house fighting and a long-term flow. This article is a fictional article, and the Northern Song Dynasty is a fabricated dynasty, not a historical dynasty. This article only refers to the style of the Song Dynasty and does not involve real historical events and characters. Everything serves the plot, please do not over-examine.

The male lead is younger than the female lead and a black lotus, only good to the female lead

Not blackening the transmigrated girl, just that the two sides have different understandings

Above, those who like it can collect it, and those who mind can read the author's other novels.

Content Tags: Transmigration, Food, Sweet Writing, Refreshing Writing, Healing

Wei Jinniang, Jiang Xian, Luo Shi, a group of people from the Zhou family

Others: Recommended "Collateral Branch Direct Daughter", "Direct Daughter of the Noble Clan", "Rebirth of the Mother of the World"

One-sentence summary: A little handmaid's counterattack to a title lady

Theme: Rely on yourself to walk a path to success

The new military wife, Chen Yun, has just moved into Apartment 302 in the family quarters of a regiment base.

What she doesn’t know is:

In Apartment 301 to her left lives a reborn farmer’s wife who’s ready to fight anyone and anything, especially toxic relatives.

In Apartment 303 to her right resides a career-driven military wife who’s traveled back from the 21st century, determined to achieve great things.

But Chen Yun doesn’t care about anyone else’s drama. All she wants is a simple and happy life with her husband.

In the blossoming days of spring, while the grass grows and warblers fly, the noble ladies of the capital are in no mood for outings.

For one, they can't stop gossiping about Miss Yang from the eastern part of the city. Originally a minor branch member of the prominent Yang family of Hongnong, she had been engaged to the son of the Grand Chancellor since childhood. Despite the Grand Chancellor’s family's esteemed position, they remained loyal and virtuous, unwavering in their commitment even as many high-born ladies coveted the engagement. However, when the Grand Chancellor’s family was exiled, Miss Yang unilaterally broke off the engagement—earning herself the title of a cold-hearted and faithless woman.

Meanwhile, in the western part of the city, Lord Wei, once the emperor's son-in-law-to-be, had been engaged to the emperor’s beloved legitimate daughter, Princess Xin’an. Before the marriage could take place, Princess Xin’an's brother rebelled, forcing Lord Wei to dissolve the engagement. He, too, became known as a heartless man who abandoned others in their time of need.

The people whispered: both are ruthless and treacherous—marrying either of them would bring ruin to one’s family.

Yet, three months later, Lord Wei proposed to Miss Yang. The public sneered, calling them birds of a feather, destined for a miserable union.

Unexpectedly, as time went on, the "faithless woman" and the "heartless man" became the capital’s model couple, shocking everyone.

Alternate Title: The Rebirth of the Villainous Stepmother in a Household Drama Novel

Hot elements include: rebirth, fake vs. real heiress, scheming beauties, defeating the "white moonlight" rival, child-rearing, stepmother’s daughter, Mary Sue supporting character, and household intrigue. This is a slow-burn, feel-good novel with a satisfying 1v1 romance between the male and female leads.

Luo Yaoniang finds herself caught between a rock and a hard place:

Above her is her eldest sister, the legitimate daughter blessed with beauty, talent, and a noble heritage. Below her is her younger half-sister, a stunning beauty with immense potential and successful brothers.

As the stepmother’s legitimate daughter, Yaoniang’s position is awkward and unremarkable. Yet, she doesn’t mind as long as her life is peaceful and comfortable.

However, life rarely goes as one hopes. When the Emperor decrees a selection for a study companion (and future daughter-in-law) for Princess Zhaoping, Yaoniang is unwittingly dragged into the storm.

Surrounded by her ambitious older sister, her breathtaking younger half-sister, and even her competitive cousins, Yaoniang can only clasp her hands and plead:

"Dear powerhouses, please spare me!"

Alternate Title: The Rebirth of the Villainous Consort in a Dark Palace Intrigue Novel

Hot elements include: rebirth, blackened supporting female characters, fake vs. real heiress (not the protagonist), a “koi luck” supporting character, white moonlight love rival, and more satisfying tropes. Guaranteed to deliver a delightful, cathartic read!

The Ruan family of Jiangling, renowned for its illustrious heritage, boasts “three Dukes in four generations” and has placed their women in positions of great power, including the imperial palace.

The current Empress Ruan has held her position for ten years but remains childless. While the Emperor is in his prime, energetic and brimming with ambition, the Ruan family’s patriarch decides to select young women from the clan to secure her favor and consolidate their influence.

This decision drags the unassuming Ruan Minniang, who is traveling to the capital with her father for his promotion, into the middle of a power struggle.

Surrounded by ambitious noble daughters, including the Empress’s full sister, her graceful and refined half-sisters, and even the stunningly beautiful cousin of the Empress, the reborn Minniang can only sigh:

“Dear powerhouses, please spare me. I’m just passing through...”

Alternate Title: The Rebirth of the Villainous Consort in a Dark Power Struggle Novel

Hot elements include: rebirth, sister rivalry, switching husbands, ruthless counterattacks, breaking the “cold love” trope, defeating the white moonlight (idealized love rival), and a fake vs. real heiress plot (not the protagonist). Packed with satisfying plot twists, this story is a must-read!

Zheng Huiyin and her sister Zheng Deyin both experience rebirth.

In their previous lives:

Huiyin married the puppet Crown Prince as a secondary consort, while Deyin married a powerful Duke as his official wife. Everyone believed Deyin had the better marriage.

However, Huiyin gained the exclusive favor of the Crown Prince for three years, even surpassing the Crown Princess. When the Crown Prince became Emperor, the Crown Princess died mysteriously, and the Emperor succumbed to his illness. Huiyin, as the mother of the Emperor's only heir, assumed regency and ruled the empire as Empress Dowager.

Meanwhile, Deyin’s marriage was plagued by her husband’s lingering feelings for his “white moonlight,” leaving her life bitter and lonely, ending with his untimely death.

In this life, Huiyin awakens to the news that Deyin has stolen her marriage proposal. Instead of being angry, she claps her hands in delight:

“Sorry, sis. Even if I’m on a different track, I’ll still become Empress!”

Alternate Titles:

The Rise of a Household Struggle Queen

Coquettish Men Have the Best Luck

Hot Tropes:

Male Lead as the Substitute for White Moonlight

Mary Sue Supporting Characters

Scheming Beauties

Struggles Between Legitimate and Illegitimate Daughters

Black Lotus Female Villains

This story unfolds slowly, capturing the intricate details of inner-courtyard conflicts and family drama.

From a young age, Yao Niang was praised by a fortune teller as blessed with wisdom and fortune. Outsiders marveled at her seemingly perfect life: her father hailed from the prestigious Yan clan of Jinling, her mother from the renowned Jie family of Dongshan, and she herself was a paragon of beauty and elegance. Surely, such a woman should live a carefree life.

But appearances are deceiving. Her father, having married into two families, left her mother with the title of equal wife but none of its actual status, making Yao Niang's position neither fully legitimate nor entirely illegitimate—a life as unsatisfying as eating half-cooked rice.

Her troubles worsened as she grew up under the shadow of her distinguished siblings:

Her noble and beloved elder legitimate sister, adored by all men.

Her talented, orchid-like elder illegitimate sister.

And her daring, passionate younger legitimate sister, spoiled to the core.

Yao Niang only hoped to protect herself and avoid trouble, but her peaceful aspirations were shattered when her elder legitimate sister fled from her arranged marriage. Suddenly, Yao Niang was selected as a replacement bride for her sister’s fiancé.

Yet, Yao Niang had her own principles—she detested eating "half-cooked rice." No one, no matter how powerful, could force her hand.