In the winter of the fourth year of Jinghe, on the first snowy night in Chang'an, Xiao Lin suddenly collapsed while having a banquet in the Pei Mansion. Cold poison broke out and his life was hanging by a thread. When the imperial doctors were helpless, the medical girl Qing Heng, who was kidnapped by the Jinwu Guards, waved her sleeves and knocked over the gilt hand stove that Mrs. Pei was trying to put into his arms. "Getting close to the fire is like being burned by a cannon. The general will die immediately!"
The blade of the knife was at his throat instantly, but regardless of life and death, she cut open his brocade clothes and injected a golden needle. The dying person on the bed suddenly grasped her wrist tightly, the cyanosis on her lips faded slightly, her eyes were calm, and she suddenly drew her knife, "The Imperial Medical Office lost a medical girl tonight."
Romance + Machiavellianism + Medical Skills
Female protagonist: A kind-hearted doctor, soft on the outside but strong on the inside, with a line of revenge that is unconventional. Male protagonist: A sickly and weak general, a Machiavellian and ruthless man, affectionate but not love-minded
Qing Heng is not the Holy Mother, Xiao Lin is not crazy about criticizing, and does not forcefully give out candy.
Reader comments
It's very beautiful, the writing is delicate, the male and female protagonists are both normal people (I just read half of the book "Die Gong Di Po" this morning and I'm a little angry)
It's very beautiful, the writing is delicate, the male and female protagonists are both normal people (I just read half of the book "Die Gong Di Po" this morning and I'm a little angry)