She is the good-for-nothing young lady everyone talks about, the “madwoman” whom everyone despises. The only family she has left, her mother, is harmed by villains while trying to save her. Worse still, her despicable elder sister and stepmother have laid a trap, waiting for her to fall into it. Everyone knows her as the foolish daughter of the Minister of Justice, but no one knows she is the apprentice of a divine physician, with medical skills so extraordinary that she specializes in putting scumbag men and women in their place. He is a former God of War who has fallen into the mire, cold as ice to everyone but her, whom he treats with boundless tenderness and affection. One is a lowly good-for-nothing young lady; the other is a God of War whose brilliance has been obscured by the gloom. Their parallel paths cross through a twist of fate. What sparks will fly between them?
It's not that great. The heroine is too pretentious. She just throws away the smallest thing. She never trusts the hero. She loves him and runs away every day. The end of the book is even more fantasy and there is even incest. I don't know how bored I was before I finished reading this book.
It's so beautiful. Keep reading.
I like this book very much
This book is not bad