Su Wan, a top modern surgeon and a top student at the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, once traveled through time and became a poor little man in an ancient mountain village who was sold to a consumptive ghost. The family is surrounded by poverty, the mother-in-law is making things difficult, the villagers are laughing at her, and a group of top relatives are eyeing her.
Looking at the pale-faced "husband-in-law" Shen Yun on the bed, who was coughing and wheezing but could not conceal his handsome features, Su Wan sighed: That's it, let's treat it as targeted poverty alleviation and treatment of difficult and complicated diseases!
The silver needle in her left hand helps the world, and the spatula in her right hand makes her fortune. Plant medicinal fields, open medical clinics, and run workshops, quietly turning a poor home into a wealthy pastoral scene. By the way, using modern medical techniques, step by step, the frail "sick young man" of his family was nursed back to vigor and vigor.
I thought they were just living together together, but I didn't know that the seemingly gentle and harmless gentleman, the scholar, was actually a dragon hidden in the abyss, with a great talent in his heart. He studied and took scientific examinations, and rose through the ranks, from being a scholar, to being a scholar, to being a top scholar, and finally became a powerful minister, becoming the young chief minister who dominated the government.
And along the way, he always held her hand tightly, giving her all his tenderness and preference. Trampling on the best, torturing the scum, and fighting in the court, he protected her like his life. When she saves people, he hands her the knife; when she farms, he waters her fields; when she wants to be a miracle doctor, he becomes her biggest supporter.
"What the madam wants is the stars, and my husband will pick them for you."
This is a sweet story of a couple joining hands, from a farm in the countryside to a powerful person in the capital, slapping, struggling, and pampering all the way.