Chu Nanli, the Goddess of Chu Kingdom worshipped by masses, renounced her divine birthright to marry Ye Yunting—a man who swore he would cherish only her. Instead, she became his servant, subjected to his cruelty, his contempt, and his household's relentless abuse. His attempt to force her miscarriage awakened something dormant: the consciousness of a military surgeon from 2090. She would not be destroyed. Her vengeance was devastating and complete, each wound repaid exponentially as she carved an empire of her own. Divorced and liberated, she became irresistible—a celebrated general, a divine healer, an unrivaled scholar all pursued her hand. Ye Yunting's anguished pleas for reunion, his desperate tears begging to see their child, fell on stone. The Regent King, the realm's most formidable and distant lord, claimed her heart instead. She cast her wretched ex-husband into oblivion: "Leave me. My child will never know you as father."