She was the legitimate daughter of the Mo family in the Eastern Yu Kingdom. Framed by her cousin, she was accused of losing her chastity, had the tendons in her feet severed, and was thrown into an icy pool! She was also a brilliant medical professor from the 22nd century, who saved lives and healed the sick, dispensing medicine for free. Her superb skills made her the finest physician in the capital. After transmigrating, she fights scoundrels, punishes villains, and kills any god or Buddha who gets in her way! With her adorable child by her side, she builds a thriving life. Then an imperial decree gives her a husband and her son a new father. That night, after drinking too much, a certain man clings to her and nuzzles her. “My beloved consort, you still smell as wonderful as ever. Nothing has changed.” Wait, that's not right… Something seems off here.
Whose son is it? In the article, it is written that the male protagonist has been paying attention to the bell that the female protagonist is wearing. What is the explanation? Oh, it's a waste of my time, not exciting enough
It's so well written, why don't you continue writing?