On the wedding night, Rong Qing's husband confessed that he was unwilling to marry and became a Buddhist monk that night.
Rong Qing remained a widow, serving her parents-in-law, subsidizing her husband's family with her dowry, and working hard without complaint.
Five years later, Fozi returned to secular life with a woman and three children, forcing Rong Qing to agree to marry an equal wife.
Buddha sneered: You will never become the first female doctor like Huairou who is determined to help the world. You will only settle accounts with a stinky body, and then use some dirty tricks with short-sighted housewives.
Rong Qing turned around and divorced her daughter, and her business flourished.
Later, the scumbag husband came to her door and angrily asked her who the father of her child was.
But she saw the current regent carrying anti-fetal medicine for her...
Reader comments
Seeing this, the plot gradually gets better. Good!
It's nice to watch, but the ending is a little rushed.
Seeing this, the plot gradually gets better. Good!
It's nice to watch, but the ending is a little rushed.