My Clinic Connects to Ancient Times, and I Fall in Love with the Imperial Uncle

[Historical transmigration | Mutual salvation | Cunning regent | A love that goes both ways | Miraculous healer heroine | Hidden identities | Playing the pig to eat the tiger | Extra-sweet romance] Hua Luoli is a twenty-first-century surgical prodigy and the inheritor of the Hua family’s medical arts, passed down for centuries. After a strange twist of fate, her ancestral medical clinic becomes connected to another world, spanning ancient and modern times. From then on, she crosses through time and space, joining two destinies that should never have intersected. Zhan Beichen, also known as Dugu Feng, is the powerful regent of the Great Jing Kingdom. Everyone fears his cunning, ruthlessness, and decisive brutality. Cold-blooded and merciless, he stands at the pinnacle of power. But after meeting Hua Luoli, the aloof prince willingly descends from his altar and becomes the devoted servant of just one woman. When he is gravely wounded and on the brink of death, she crosses time and space to save him. When she is trapped in a desperate predicament, he uses all his power to keep her safe. They save each other, and the world says He handles the killing, while she tends to the wounds. He wields his sword and sheds blood for her, while she soothes his scars. “Luoli, you are the only one in my heart, now and always.” “Luoli, I would conquer this vast realm for you.” “For you, I can become a Buddha in an instant, or go mad and turn into a demon.” The domineering imperial uncle showers her with declarations of love and sweet talk. Hua Luoli merely raises an eyebrow, unhurried: “But Young Master Jiang is willing to join the Hua family, and he cooks for me every day.” Zhan Beichen grits his teeth, jealousy surging: “That man can’t even lift a chicken. What’s so good about him?” Meanwhile, he silently plots how to drive Young Master Jiang out of the capital. Just hearing her casually say she likes him is enough to make the regent immediately lower his guard,