[Both leads are virgins + medical skills + sweet romance + marriage before love + mutual secret crushes]
Song Zhao, heir to the Medicine Valley and the second-best physician in the land, is drugged on her wedding day, causing her groom to be switched. What is this?
Song Zhao’s inner monologue: Great! At least I didn’t marry that nasty man who badmouths me behind my back.
Summoned back to the capital at seventeen to marry, no one knows her true identity. They only know she is the emperor’s illegitimate daughter, born outside the palace. As soon as she returns, she is given the title of Princess Luoyi and married into the Duke of Qin’s household. But they look down on her and secretly switch her groom.
Fortunately, Song Zhao has her own reasons for marrying into the Zheng family, so she doesn’t mind. Once she has accomplished what she came to do, she can either return to Medicine Valley or live in comfort at the princess’s residence.
She never expected her frail groom to be so handsome, and so perfectly to her taste. She can’t bear to divorce him, but he doesn’t have long to live! What is she supposed to do?
With no other choice, Song Zhao rolls up her sleeves and gets to work. If the King of Hell wants your life, I’ll just have to snatch it back!
“If I save your life, then from now on, it belongs to me.”
Zheng Shu, smiling through his tears, says softly, “All right. It’s all yours.”
Note: The heroine has medical skills, but no golden finger. The illnesses and medicine in this book are all just made up to serve the plot. The heroine is only a little clever. This is a mindless romance, so don’t overthink it. Sending love~
An exceptionally skilled but slow-to-react folk princess vs. a gentle, modest, scheming, loyal puppy of a frail beauty
