[1v1 + historical farming romance + raising a child + medicine + rugged hero]
[Kind-hearted, gentle healer vs. bad-tempered, rugged hunter]
After her father falls ill and dies, Nan Wan marries Xue Yan, a hunter who once owed her father his life.
Xue Yan has no parents, hard fists, and a foul temper. He has a bad reputation in the village, and everyone is afraid of him. Nan Wan is, too.
After her father's death, Nan Wan carries on his legacy, treating the sick and saving lives.
One day, while gathering herbs in the mountains, she falls down a slope and suffers a head injury, leaving her as innocent and childlike as a little girl.
Four years later, she wakes up to find a miniature version of Xue Yan suddenly sitting by her bed.
Nan Wan: She has a son now??
Once she has recovered, Nan Wan returns to her old profession, treating the illnesses of everyone in the surrounding villages.
In everyone's eyes, Nan Wan is practically a living bodhisattva, while marrying Xue Yan is like a flower stuck in a pile of manure. But at least Xue Yan is her husband, so people gradually change their attitude toward him, too.
Xue Yan: Who's got a problem with that? My reputation was so rotten, but my sweet, fragrant wife “cured” me!
At first, Xue Yan married Nan Wan because the man who had saved his life asked him to. He didn't have a wife, so he might as well marry her.
Later, he became so immersed in her tender affection that he couldn't pull himself away.
Xue Yan: Wanwan, why bother looking at your patients? Look at me!
Keep killing, killing, fighting. To be honest, there are more emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists than the male and female protagonists. The first time the male and female protagonists are drugged, there are people outside the door, I can't stand it anymore
I'm halfway through watching it, it's pretty good