Transmigrated as the Miao Territories’ Poison Doctor, Married to a Disabled General

Miao Shuang was a demon overlord soaked in blood debt in the demon realm; after death, he transmigrated into a palace danmei novel, becoming the malicious male wife of the crippled general Qi Yan. Qi Yan, Yong Kingdom’s god of war, had his meridians crippled and both legs broken because his achievements overshadowed his sovereign, who grew wary of him. He was married off to a man as humiliation. He endured the disgrace, bided his time concealing his strength, and ultimately killed the foolish tyrant and unified the realm. The original body was fated to die trampled under the chaos of marching armies, his body left in pieces. On their wedding day, as the veil was lifted from Miao Shuang, he saw Qi Yan’s gloomy, cold face — and it was identical to that of his archenemy, the Immortal Lord Bo Yan. Miao Shuang: Heh. So he was to be the malicious villain, was he? No one was better suited for the role than him. On their wedding night, he humiliated Qi Yan thoroughly, making the proud great general — his body still wounded — wait upon him. He lied to him, saying that he had already planted a love gu worm in him: in this life, you can only love me and me alone. Qi Yan’s eyes upon him were cold and full of suppressed hatred; he wished he could skin him alive and rip out his tendons. Discovering the dagger Qi Yan had hidden beneath his pillow, Miao Shuang smiled and lifted his chin with a finger, releasing a gu insect to bite through his skin, telling him: this is a life-and-death gu — from now on, you and I live and die together; neither of us can survive alone. Qi Yan was so furious he bit his own gums until they bled, nearly ready to perish together with him then and there. Learning of Qi Yan’s plot to rebel, Miao Shuang mocked him — a crippled man who still dared to scheme treason — and then gave him an invisible, lethal poison gu, ordering him to use it to poison the Emperor of Great Yong. He told him: I will be the one sitting on your dragon throne, and I will be the one sleeping in your dragon bed. — Miao Shuang spent three years locked in mutual destruction with his archenemy, toying with him day after day for amusement. As the main plot drew near, he prepared to pick an auspicious day to fake his death and flee — but unexpectedly, the death-evasion failed, and instead he was captured and bound to the dragon bed. The newly enthroned emperor, Qi Yan, had already fully healed his leg ailment and restored his martial arts. He trapped Miao Shuang upon the imperial bed: “You promised to be with me, one lifetime, one person, only — so where do you think you’re running off to now?” Gloomy, cold, deeply affectionate, enduring-in-silence seme × poison-covered man-eating-flower uke — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Transmigrated as the Miao Territories’ Poison Doctor, Married to a Disabled General — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠