Pharmacology's Wife: the Hard-Core Daily Life of Raising a Cub in the Fourth Master's House

Jing Xian, a top modern pharmacologist, traveled through time and became the direct descendant of Sibeile in the 43rd year of Kangxi's reign. The beginning is hell mode: the original body vomits blood and is on the verge of death, the eldest son Honghui dies of anger, the Fujin Li family is arrogant and domineering, and the fourth master Yinzhen is cold and suspicious. Jing Xian calmly pulled out the silver hairpin: Don't panic, if the Lord of Hell dares to take someone away, I will snatch it back! She rescued her beloved son with her own blood, which was "invulnerable to all poisons", and used her hard-core pharmacological knowledge to reduce dimensions and combat the conspiracy of the family. Others rely on scheming in court battles, but she relies on chemical equations. When Fujin showed off his gorgeous dandelions, she saw through it at a glance: "The cinnabar contains mercury, so be careful as your throat will turn into a drake's voice." When my grand-in-law showed off her sky-high price of pearl powder, she publicly cracked down on the counterfeit: "Talc powder blocks pores and will ruin your face." When the princesses were frantically giving away deer blood and ginseng soup to compete for their favor, she directly posted: "It's a big deal today. Whoever gives me the soup to make my nose bleed will be responsible for washing the bloody clothes!" As a result, the painting style of Fourth Master's Mansion was completely biased. The back house of someone else's house was full of bloodshed, and the back house here became a "health lecture hall." The originally ruthless workaholic Fourth Master, under Fujin's "intimidation" conditioning, became the number one "life-loving maniac" in the capital. His daily style is as follows: "Fu Jin, my eyebrows are itchy today. Are you poisoned?" "Honghui, get the silver hairpin quickly. The color of this bowl of pork elbows looks wrong!" See how the pharmacological concubine brought Hong Hui, the "little radar for detecting poisons", to fight against the hypocritical concubine externally and to treat the confused concubine internally. In this troubled world of concubines, she lived a Versailles life of "long life, many children and many blessings"!