She was born into a distinguished family, the daughter of the Grand Secretary, and renowned throughout the land for her medical skills. Yet she lost both parents in childhood, and fate dealt her a difficult hand.
He was a brave son of a military family, a nobleman of the imperial clan, admired throughout the capital like a refreshing breeze beneath the moon. But he, too, had endured hardship after losing his mother as a child.
An imperial decree of marriage joined their fates.
On their wedding night, he left without a single word.
After their wedding, she traveled far away and wrote him a letter of divorce.
Even long afterward, Ji Shutong still remembered the day he stood beneath the paulownia tree in her courtyard and asked softly, with utter seriousness:
“A Tong, are you willing to trust me?”
Her answer was a song of eternal longing, telling of a love that would last until the mountains lost their peaks, the rivers ran dry, and heaven and earth became one. Only then would she part from him!
This is a purely historical farming romance, with a little political intrigue. There are no major thrills or great angst, no rebirth or transmigration. It’s a warm, happy, and sweet story about everyday life. The male and female leads are each other’s first and only love. They marry first and fall in love later. The heroine is a clever little miracle doctor and the darling of everyone around her. The hero is a steady, reserved, and patient heir who loves only her. If that sounds like your kind of story, jump in! Those looking for revenge and thrilling payback should proceed with caution!
P.S. The second female lead, second male lead, and other supporting characters are fun to root for, too! Come join us!
