Cheng Xuelu, winner of the World Health Organization’s highest award, is reborn as a pitiful young woman in the 1970s, forced to marry a thug.
She regrets that her ambitions remain unfulfilled, but gradually realizes that fate has its own plans.
The thug, Su Shixun, is stunned. He thought he’d married a spoiled young lady, but it turns out she can gather medicinal herbs, practice medicine, and even speak foreign languages!
Everyone in Yanguan City knows that the little village of Hewan is home to a mysterious doctor who lives in seclusion. Her remedies always work, and she can even command tigers and snakes. People call her Hua Tuo and Bian Que reborn, but getting to see her is no easy feat.
When Su Shixun hears people singing his wife’s praises, his face twitches. “Hmph. When she gets mad, she can scald the skin right off my feet!”
The perfect ending is wonderful! I'm so grateful to the teacher for writing about traditional Chinese medicine and acupoints; I've learned so much. Thank you! 🙏
Super cute! 👍👍👍
It's great, I really like this topic.
A great book, I loved it! Very enjoyable! A 30-year veteran reader's assessment! The characters are realistically portrayed and vividly depicted, and the story unfolds beautifully! 👍👍👍