She was once a healer who treated the sick and saved lives. When her elder sister, an heir to the art of Guangdong embroidery, went to the capital to compete and mysteriously disappeared, she had no choice but to fulfill their late parents’ wishes and travel to the capital alone with her dog to search for family.
To find her sister, Guan Shanyue disguises herself as an embroiderer and visits the estates of the rich and powerful. To others, however, it looks as though she is trying to marry into a wealthy family.
Young Ling Xiao despises women who pursue status by attaching themselves to powerful men.
Then, one rainy night, he is ambushed and gravely wounded. Guan Shanyue saves him and discovers that he has been poisoned for a long time, with only six months left to live.
Treating him every three days changes Ling Xiao’s opinion of Guan Shanyue and draws her into a struggle for power.
As they save each other time and again, feelings blossom between them. Together, they take on the powerful and root out corrupt officials!
By chance, Guan Shanyue discovers that her sister’s disappearance is connected to a certain powerful figure...
Who in the capital doesn’t know that Ling Xiao wants nothing to do with women?
The little doctor may seem to have married well, but in truth, she’s condemned to a lonely marriage!
Yet everyone gradually notices that Ling Xiao has become a different man since their wedding.
In the depths of winter, while the officials hurry home in their sedan chairs after court, one man is busy picking plum blossoms bent beneath the snow. When asked why, he says it’s because his wife likes them.
The officials don’t believe it and send someone to investigate. They never imagined that the austere chief minister who shuns women has been asking for water every night since his bride arrived!
Not bad, pretty good-looking, with a happy ending.
It's pretty good-looking, but a little short! Recommend!
Very good, very good, very good
Very good! The heroine is very smart, there are not many misunderstandings, and she is always talkative.
You can take a look, it's not bad
The whole article is written fluently, clearly organized, not procrastinating, and has both details and outlines. Recommended
Not bad, read it as a cool article