After a Whirlwind Wedding, the Frail Tycoon Won't Let Go of Me

[Sweet Romance + Love After Marriage + Healing + Revenge and Putting Scumbags in Their Place]

When Song Qiyue woke up, she'd gone from being an heir to a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners in 2117 to an adopted daughter in the 1990s, bullied by everyone in the Gao family and forced to marry a sickly, blind, and twisted big shot.

Had his blindness been caused by someone framing him?

Were the many evil deeds reported by the media also fabricated?

So what if he was blind?

In her previous life, she was born into a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners.

She had mastered the body's acupuncture points by the age of three.

By seven, she'd learned acupuncture and cured countless stroke patients. She was a true “acupuncture whiz.”

By nine, she had memorized the Compendium of Materia Medica and Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases, and was familiar with hundreds of medicinal herbs and their properties.

At twelve, she invented a pill called the Great Circulation Pill. It worked wonders on bruises and injuries, and traditional Chinese medicine clinics everywhere began using it.

At fifteen, she started assisting her father. She cured countless patients and earned a modest reputation in the field, known as “the little Hua Tuo reborn.”

So she could cure him.

The moment Huo Zhenting regained his sight, he grabbed Song Qiyue and demanded kisses, cuddles, and babies.

Young Master Huo, we agreed: I'd cure your eyes, you'd give me ten million, and we'd be even.

You little brat, you've been bullying me for over half a year. Now it's my turn to spoil you.

Want to leave? No chance!