Tan Feiyu was reborn, and the first thing she did was kick out her husband, who wanted both modern ideas and a concubine. She was going to focus on medicine!
But as soon as she dumped that scumbag, why did all these new men start clinging to her?
“There's no sense in treating an injury halfway and stopping. Once you've treated it, you have to see it through.”
Tan Feiyu: Am I supposed to provide aftercare for a twenty-three-year-old injury until the patient turns a hundred?
“They say doctors are compassionate. Can Doctor Tan really bear to watch me suffer from this illness?”
Tan Feiyu: I wouldn't dare. Any later and the wound would have healed on its own.
“A doctor can't treat herself. My teacher's knowledge is limited, so I'll need you, fellow student, to help me think it through.”
Tan Feiyu: Is it possible that I'm the student here?
This book is absolutely beautiful. There are many plots of Shura fields in the Republic of China. The heroine is highly skilled in medicine but not complacent. She dares to accept new things and is charming without knowing it.
Waiting for a big update from the author, I want to see the heroine mad at her ex-husband and his family, and the mistress's retribution.
So far it looks pretty good