Su Qianqian, a celebrated physician of her generation, is reborn as the pitiful legitimate daughter of the General’s household. Her father doesn’t care for her, and her stepmother has no love for her. She also has a fake-sweet younger sister, famous throughout the capital, who is determined to break up her engagement to the Crown Prince.
It’s just one scumbag. She doesn’t want him anyway; she can divorce him with a single letter.
But after chasing away one wolf, why is there a fox following her? “I was born frail and am sick all over. Only you can cure me, my lady.” “Uh…” Well, a healer’s heart is kind. She’ll just consider it repayment for the several times he saved her life. She just doesn’t know how, but somewhere along the way, her face grows hot, her heart starts racing, and she loses her heart, too. A certain prince smiles smugly and thinks, “Qianqian, you love to run away, so I’ll weave a huge net of love for you. You won’t escape your fate.”
The final ending does not include the whereabouts of Concubine Ye, nor the interaction with the children, nor the fourth brother's ascension to the throne, nor the whereabouts of Su Jiajia, but it is still quite interesting to watch.