Poison Doctor Dumps Dust

[A poisonous doctor who is obsessed with money VS a loyal dog, a loving and iron-blooded general] Song Weiran loved three things in his life: practicing medicine, poisoning, and making money. In the seventh year of her seclusion in a mountain village, she rescued an injured sergeant and took the largest piece of silver in his wallet for medical treatment. Seven days later, the man left a jade pendant and rushed to the front line. It wasn't until the war was raging in the north and the plague was rampant. In order to protect herself, she rushed to the front line and found out that the sergeant she rescued was actually the deputy commander of the Zhenbei Army and the British prince! She used her skills as a doctor and poisoner to solve strange poisons and became the savior of the entire army. But she, the descendant of a poison master, would never be able to become the wife of the prince. After figuring it out, she ditched the man, took the medical money and ran away. Two months later, news came from the capital: the British prince was framed as a collaborator, and his family was unjustly imprisoned, with life and death on the line. Weiran touched the jade pendant, and the young general's blood-red eyes full of pain when they broke up came to mind again. She seemed... Reluctant to let him die. The British prince Gu Chenyi is loyal to his country, brave and good at fighting. The only time he broke the rules was when he left the jade pendant representing his family crest to the medical girl who rescued him. Later, when they met again on the battlefield, he witnessed her saving the three armies from fire and water, and his love surged in his heart - even though she was a poisoner that the world could not tolerate. He pledged all his military honors and begged his father on his knees: "Father, in this life, Shiro will not marry anyone but her." Family law was added to his body, and he was threatened with removal, but he did not retreat even half a step. Until the woman he wanted to protect with all his heart walked away in style, leaving him alone in pain, with a broken liver and gallbladder. It turned out that his steadfastness was nothing more than a penny-pinching transaction with her. After that, the British government was framed by traitors and imprisoned. He was tortured in the sky prison, but what he was thinking in his hazy state was