Transmigrated As My Former Uncle’s Sweetheart

“Miss, you’ve frightened your dear servant here.
You should have just put on a show, why did you do it for real… Thankfully you’re still fine.
If not, the duke and prince would have died of heartbreak.”

Lu Liangwei was laying in bed and could not help but lift her hands to touch the strangulation marks on her neck when she heard the cries from her maidservant.

Disbelief flashed through her gaze in that instant.

She realized that she had transmigrated into the world of a novel she had been reading a few days ago and took the form of the female supporting role that had the same name as her.

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The story was about an apparently weak girl who emerged victorious in a battle between sisters.
The female lead was Lu Yunshuang.
She was the daughter born from the secondary wife but was a kind yet tenacious young lady who had assisted the male lead Long Chi up the throne as she became his queen.

On the contrary, her younger half-sister Lu Liangwei may be the duke’s legitimate daughter, but her character was indescribable.
Like Lu Yunshuang, she was infatuated with Long Chi and did everything she could to win the heart of this man.
Even after Long Chi and Lu Yunshuang got married, Lu Liangwei was not about to give up and was willing to lower her status and settle with becoming his concubine.
When she was faced with objections from her family, she hanged herself on the day Lu Yunshuang was due to visit her maternal home after getting married…

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Lu Liangwei’s mouth twitched.
The heavens were playing a huge joke on her.
She had merely scolded the female supporting role for her stupidity and now someone had transmigrated her as that character.

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She was from the 21st century Cathay, a family with generations involved in Chinese traditional medicine practices.
She was the Lu family’s heir and had been involved in traditional medicine ever since she was a young child.
Not only was she great with her medical skills, but she was also gifted with great potential in the art of apothecary.
She knew how to mix and match herbs, and knew how to create poisons.
Lu Liangwei was a rare genius of the likes the Lu family have not seen in centuries.

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A few days ago, she had just completed an experiment and decided to give herself a break.
When she switched on her phone, she was greeted with an ad for a novel and inexplicably clicked on it.

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Perhaps she was bored out of her wits or the author had a