The heir to a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners accidentally transmigrates into ancient times and wakes up as an ugly farm girl.
Thankfully, although she’s ugly, her family is close-knit and loving.
Her fiancé, whom she’s been engaged to since childhood, breaks off the engagement? No way. She’s the one who’ll divorce him!
The girl next door mocks her for not being able to find a man? She turns around, casually picks up a man as handsome as Pan An, and marries him in a flash.
Wait, handsome husband, why are you breaking the agreement we made before the wedding? It’s fake, fake! We agreed it was fake...
And don’t call me a divine physician. I just want to be everyone’s adorable sweetheart. Why do you keep discovering my first, second, and third secret identities without even meaning to?
It is well written and eloquently told, drawing people into the pastoral picture. It is very good and I look forward to the follow-up.
This is another group pet story that I like. I hope that the family will get better and better, love each other, and the heroine will continue to be cute, but there are too few. The author will update more, looking forward to it. . .
It's very interesting. It would be better if the heroine's sisters were all married to sons-in-law. The author will update it soon.
This book is very well written. Keep up the good work, mom.
This book is good to read, but it was interrupted at the most exciting time. When will the author continue writing?