The Eldest Princess and the Good-for-Nothing Hostage Prince

Ji Kongqing, a genius doctor, dies accidentally and transmigrates to a fictional era, becoming a good-for-nothing hostage sent to a rival nation from a defeated country. Being a hostage under constant surveillance was bad enough, but before long, she was sent to the Princess’s manor to become the consort of the Eldest Princess, Jiang Sui. This Eldest Princess is the nation’s only Kunze female general. Having achieved great military merits at a young age, she is quick to resort to violence and killing, frightening the physically frail Ji Kongqing to death. To prevent being killed off, Ji Kongqing has no choice but to act as a tool to help Jiang Sui through her special periods, trying her best to please her and being available on call. However, after resuming her old profession, Ji Kongqing becomes increasingly busy and is often nowhere to be found. She initially thought Jiang Sui would be enraged by this and would directly divorce her, tossing her out of the manor. Yet, who would have thought that upon returning to the manor one day, a lantern had been lit outside Jiang Sui’s room, and she was ushered inside by the maids. In the room, Jiang Sui’s long hair was draped over her shoulders, and she was dressed in thin inner robes. Half-disheveled, she gazed at Ji Kongqing. Her bright, beautiful face held a rare charm; as she looked at her, the corners of her eyes seemed to have hooks, and her voice carried a rare tenderness: “Come here, and bind yourself to me.” Jiang Sui has been held to high expectations since childhood. Everyone in the court knows she is the heir-apparent. Unfortunately, she differentiated as a Kunze, and her status plummeted overnight. Even her mother would sigh when seeing her: “Sui’er, if only you were a Qian Yuan.” She hated her gender, and she hated the fierce monthly heat periods that made her feel unlike herself. Upon learning that she urgently needed a Qian Yuan to soothe her, the Emperor tossed a good-for-nothing hostage to her, telling her to use her as she pleased. She initially thought of using her as a human suppression pill, planning to kick her out once she found someone suitable. But this person is not some cowardly weakling. She is well-versed in medicine. Under the surveillance of shadow guards, instead of contacting spies from her home nation, she mixed with the imperial physicians and opened a clinic in the capital named “The Capital’s First Hospital.” This person is always boldly sizing her up, smiling at her, praising her beauty, and saying that Qian Yuan and Kunze are no different. She says Jiang Sui is amazing, with a sincerity so genuine that Jiang Sui simply cannot bring herself to punish her. Day after day, she finds herself falling in love, thinking, This is fine. If she can be my consort for a lifetime, that would be wonderful. *** One-Sentence Summary: The female hostage is forced into marriage! Theme: Healing the sick and rescuing the wounded. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Eldest Princess and the Good-for-Nothing Hostage Prince — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠