[Comeback with a golden finger + dazzling medical skills + transmigration + two male leads] “The modern medical world’s ‘Judge of Life and Death’ wakes up one day transmigrated as the frail legitimate daughter of the Great Ning dynasty. Looking at the scraps her clan has tossed her way, Gu Zhaoning grips the ancestral medical text hidden in her sleeve
When her half-sister pours poison down her throat, she strikes back with acupuncture and revives the old madam, who had been unconscious for three days.
When her collateral relatives tear up the land deeds and seize her shops, she prescribes a cure for the governor’s wife’s ‘strange illness’ and earns the thanks of the townspeople, who raise their lanterns and call her ‘the Gu family’s miracle doctor.’
Even when the Imperial Physicians’ Hospital’s old doctors slam the table and call her methods ‘unorthodox,’ she uses modern anatomical diagrams to make the emperor take her hand and say, ‘It’s time for medicine to change.’
A sickly invalid? A disgraced legitimate daughter?
Once she turns things around, the Gu family’s fate will be in Gu Zhaoning’s hands!”
And beneath the red walls of the clinic, he watches her take a patient’s pulse with her slender fingers and suddenly understands what his father meant when he said, ‘In business, you have to follow the wind.’
That wind is Gu Zhaoning.
From then on, he works out her business strategies on his abacus, while her silver needles bring peace to his household and stability to his clan.
It turns out the best kind of evenly matched partnership is this: I heal a world in chaos, and you stand by my side at the summit.”
Combining the best of Chinese and Western medicine, a useful prescription is a good prescription, a doctor is kind-hearted, and a good doctor is a doctor who saves people from suffering.