Social worker Lin Wanxing has turned himself into a "severe sub-health patient" - stiff neck, insomnia and dreaminess, and even his aunt disappeared. Forced into the quaint Qinghe Hall by her best friend, she thought she would encounter a stereotyped old Chinese doctor, but instead she bumped into Su Qinian, a descendant of a family of Chinese medicine with both good looks and medical skills.
He is gentle and gentle, but has a sharp tongue: "Iced American style on an empty stomach, milk tea with 30% sugar. Are you treating your spleen and stomach as a battlefield?" He is proficient in pharmacology and understands life better. He teaches her rehabilitation exercises step by step, secretly adds licorice to the traditional Chinese medicine to taste, and even uses the "Huangdi Neijing" to complain about her work and rest. This is a slowly healing urban sweet pet story, which contains the most down-to-earth daily routine of health care, the most humorous family urging marriage, and a "traditional Chinese medicine romance" - when I meet you, my world is safe and my years are sweet.
