After the House Was Confiscated, All the People in Beijing Were My Die-hard Fans

There were no big scenes to write, so every supporting character was written as if they were mentally ill. The heroine would always be stuck in the entanglements of all kinds of unreasonable supporting characters. Every time I see a patient, whether he can be cured or not, the patient's mentally ill family members will pester him relentlessly, either falsely accusing the heroine of innocence or wanting to directly kill the heroine. The heroine just couldn't save the life of the old man who had run out of oil. Not to mention the official status, this family was just an ordinary person who was just the in-laws of a wealthy businessman. They could casually collude with a sesame official and directly pointed out that they wanted to kill the heroine, the direct daughter of a court official who was deeply attached to the Holy Family. These supporting characters are all really awesome. On the other hand, the heroine, except for throwing a few silver needles, anyone can scold her, anyone can frame her, and she will always go back and forth with these nutritious plots. I didn't write anything down to business.