Shen Qingwan, the successor of modern Chinese medicine, once traveled through time and became the bullied legitimate daughter of the Minister of Civil Affairs. She was forced to marry Qin Moyuan, her step-sister's soon-to-be-exiled War King fiancé. She thought she was stepping into a pit of fire, but she didn't know that on a rainy night in the suburbs of Beijing three years ago, the original owner had already formed an indissoluble bond with him and even had an unknown son.
The war king Qin Moyuan had power over both the government and the public, but was framed and exiled to the north on charges of treason. Hidden in his heart is Bai Yueguang, whom he has been searching for for three years, but he doesn't know that the woman who saved him that night and had a one-night stand with him was the "unloved legitimate daughter" who came to marry him as a substitute.
The road to exile is difficult and dangerous, and murderous intent is everywhere in the capital. Shen Qingwan relied on modern medical skills and the spiritual spring space opened by accident to resolve crises time and time again, healed his pain, and gradually entered the heart of this iceberg.
When the fragments of memory were gradually pieced together, and when their son's life experience was finally revealed, they discovered that the substitution marriage was not a trick of fate, but the beginning of a deeper conspiracy.
Let's see how a modern female traditional Chinese medicine doctor conquers the world with her medical skills, fights for power with wisdom, and joins hands with the cold-faced God of War Prince to uncover the mystery of her life experience in this alien dynasty, eradicate traitors, protect her loved ones, and finally gain power over the world and be favored for the rest of her life.
[Shuangjie + Space + Medical Skills + House Fighting and Palace Fighting + Machiavellian Strategy + Wife Chasing Crematorium]
Reader comments
It's okay, the front looks nice. It's a bit rushed later on. Short story. Good to watch. . . .
Very good! I like short and concise articles like this.
It's okay, the front looks nice. It's a bit rushed later on. Short story. Good to watch. . . .
Very good! I like short and concise articles like this.