Era setting + charming, alluring Daoist physician heroine versus aloof, celibate military officer + older man + swapped marriages
Wen Ruanruan, the tenth-generation Daoist physician of Fuling Temple, is born into the 1960s.
When she comes of age, she discovers she’s the cannon-fodder female supporting character in an era novel. In the book, she loves the second male lead desperately and takes every fertility remedy she can find so she can bear his child. The one thing she misses is that Zhou Xingzhi had himself sterilized for the woman he loves.
When she opens her eyes again, she’s back at the mining disaster eight years earlier.
She watches her former husband carry his beloved out of the cave without looking back, leaving her alone in the rubble, barely alive.
That’s when she realizes he’s been reborn too.
Only this time, he’s chosen the woman he loves.
She stops chasing after him.
When Zhou Xingzhi comes to break off their engagement for the sake of his beloved, she turns around and marries Shiqi An in a flash. He’s rumored to be infertile, crippled, and ill-tempered.
The man has broad shoulders, a narrow waist, and long legs. On the day they get their marriage certificate, he hands over his entire salary.
Zhou Xingzhi thinks Wen Ruanruan is just throwing a tantrum. “Wen Ruanruan, you’re debasing yourself by marrying an infertile man. You think this will make me jealous and bring me back? Keep dreaming.”
But later, he discovers that the man he looked down on, Shiqi An, is far more than just a bad-tempered cripple who can’t have children...
In her previous life, Wen Ruanruan died without ever having a child of her own. This time, she gives the supposedly infertile Shiqi An three adorable babies, with another on the way. Her Daoist medical skills also earn the attention of national leaders.
Zhou Xingzhi breaks down and kneels before Wen Ruanruan in remorse. “Ruanruan, please. We’re the ones who should have had children together.”
The structure is clear and the description is great. I love it.
Three rice dumplings, and there's still one left in your belly???
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It is well written and the characters are described in detail. Awesome 👍 👍 👍
It's okay, I'll write a few extra chapters.
Very interesting, but ends too quickly
Not muddled, but straight to the point, praise, praise, praise
The writing is quite beautiful
The structure is clear and the content is rich. I like to read it.
Great book! There are just a lot of loopholes, and there are also a lot of wrong names in the last few chapters. The story is quite good, no ups and downs, but fascinating, and the ending is just right 😄