[When the divorce letter hit the snow, Lin Hanmei's fingertips were colder than the blade of a knife]
Three years ago, she knelt in the main hall of Shen Mansion and cut her wrist to take blood to save Shen Yan, who was critically ill, in exchange for the words "Hanmei, I will marry you."
But before the red candle burned out, Mrs. Shen's golden seal was heavily stamped on the divorce letter: "Is the daughter of a guilty minister worthy of being the young lady of the Hou Mansion?"
When she left with the torn marriage certificate in her arms, Shen Yan stood in the corridor, his eyes red but silent - it turned out that he had known that this was just a show.
Three years later, the plaque of "Hanmei Ju", the first medical center in Kyoto, was hung diagonally opposite the Hou Mansion.
When Lin Hanmei stepped into the gate of Shen Mansion wearing gold embroidered shoes, she bumped into a tribute truck carrying medicinal materials from the Western Regions.
Mrs. Shen's poisoned wine, the concubine's trap, the secret letter of "the truth of the year" handed over by the secret guard... Lin Hanmei took the lancet and dismantled them one by one, but one rainy night she discovered Shen Yan's secret: the ferocious scar on his chest was the assassin's wound she had shielded; half of a tiger charm related to her life experience was hidden in the letter of divorce.
When the red candle was lit again, rumors spread throughout the Hou family: the cold-hearted prince had now become the most diligent medicine boy in the medical clinic.
But no one knows that every ancient book they dig out and every old case they investigate are tearing the twenty-year conspiracy into pieces bit by bit.
The knife cuts the truth and replaces it with falsehood. Only when the situation is broken can one know that love has not faded.
When the silver needle of the medical woman lifts the fog of the deep house, the blood of the cold-faced prince will eventually burn through the faded letter of divorce.
The rhythm is tight, not bad,
The thinking is clear and supportive.