Exiled? Fleeing famine? The Little Medical Concubine Empties The Enemy’s Storehouses

Mu Mianmian, the chief medical officer of a post-apocalyptic planet, never dreamed that she would transmigrate back to ancient times—ending up in the body of a young princess consort who was married off as a substitute bride. . . Her war-god husband has been falsely accused of treason and collaborating with the enemy, and the entire family—old and young alike—is sentenced to exile in a desolate, impoverished land. . . Her father-in-law, who once defended the nation, was turned into a vegetative state years ago. . . Her mother-in-law is as beautiful as a celestial fairy and kind-hearted, yet mentally childlike and foolish. . .Her delicate little sister-in-law can do nothing but whimper and cry.Her youngest brother-in-law is only three and a half years old, still crying for food. . . Her husband has it the worst of all—his legs were crippled through a cruel scheme. . . Exiled together with a vicious old madam and the families of the second and third uncles, wouldn’t that be a recipe for being bullied to death? . . Just as it seems that heaven itself wants to destroy her husband’s family, Mu— — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Exiled? Fleeing famine? The Little Medical Concubine Empties The Enemy’s Storehouses — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠