As the youngest genius academician of the National Medical College, I turned into the cannon fodder and real daughter in the family fight.
When the fake daughter was crying and framed me, I took out the silver needle: "Migraine? Just take the needle and shut up."
The vicious aunt wanted to use family methods to deal with me, so I stabbed her paralysis point with my backhand: "Mom is old and should stay in bed to rest."
At that time, the dignitaries of the dynasty lined up to seek medical treatment, and the emperor personally ordered me to be appointed as the imperial physician.
The Hou Mansion, which once abandoned me like a pair of worn-out shoes, now kneels all over the courtyard and begs me to save them.
I looked at the silver needles on their bodies and chuckled: "Don't worry, this is the first shot."
Reader comments
The introduction of this book is clean and neat, and the writing is so good that it's easy to read without being verbose.
The introduction of this book is clean and neat, and the writing is so good that it's easy to read without being verbose.