Pinellia Inkstone Sound

"Raw Pinellia ternata is poisonous and can hurt people if it is not prepared properly." "But I, as a person, always only recognize the old side." Five years ago, a bowl of "soothing soup" burned away hope and the affection of childhood sweethearts. Xu Qingwu personally burned the rare medicinal plant that could save Dong Yansheng's mother from serious illness. He was charged with "ungratefulness" and "indirect murder" and was hated to the bone by him. She fled in a hurry, guarding the "Ji Shi Tang" left by her mother, licking her wounds in the fragrance of medicine and ancient methods, thinking that she would never see her again in this life. Five years later, he is Dong Yansheng, the ruthless leader in charge of a huge pharmaceutical empire. A long-planned revenge swept over like a cold wave of winter. He accurately grasped the "Ji Shi Tang", the lifeblood of her survival, and used his power as an edge to demote her from the respected "Master Xu" to the most humble "Andrographis Paniculata" (PL-001) in his business empire. Humiliation, indifference, heart-wrenching, he wanted her to taste the pain that had pierced his heart and gnawed at his bones over the past five years until she was beyond redemption. "Does it hurt? This is just the beginning, Xu Qingwu." Faced with his deep-seated hatred, she couldn't defend herself. The ignorance that was so eager to save his father made an irreparable mistake. She didn't know that the medicine was related to another life, nor did she know that the Dong family and the Xu family had such a deep connection - her mother was once the lifesaver who brought the old lady of the Dong family back to life! Old kindness is like warm coals, new hatred is like a cold blade. When Mrs. Dong, who deeply believes in the character of the Xu family, intervenes forcefully, the fog of truth and the entanglement of the medical relationship between the two generations tear open a bloody hole under the overwhelming hatred. A story of reunion with Chinese medicine as the guide and blood and tears as the mediator.