Lu Yaoyao was just like everyone else growing up: every day, she was either training or on her way to train. But she was a little different. On top of studying and taking exams, she also had to learn ancient medicine. She realized she seemed to have become an all-around assassin.
But Lu Yaoyao had still inherited the Lu family’s typically male-oriented sense of aesthetics...
When Lu Yaoyao was fifteen, Uncle Tang told her he had found her family. Overjoyed, she went home to reunite with them.
Three years later, her father died on the day she turned eighteen...
She embarked on a path of revenge, but she still had to take the college entrance exam. As if that weren’t enough, she also had to make time for romance.
Fu Ciqing fell for Lu Yaoyao, his grandmother’s attending physician, without even realizing it.
When he learned that Lu Yaoyao was also his fiancée, his spirits soared to the heavens.
The trouble was, his little fiancée was hopelessly dense and straightforward when it came to romance. Fu Ciqing had planned to take things slowly, but in a moment of desperation, he pulled her into his arms and poured out sweet words.
When meeting Lu Yaoyao’s family for the first time, he went with a straightforward approach: throwing money at them.
The first time he stood before Lu Yaoyao as her fiancé, he said, “It’s a pleasure to meet you, my fiancée.”
Then he took out a black card as a meeting gift and a gold card as a New Year’s present.
Lu Yaoyao said, “I don’t like black. Take it back. I like gold better.”
