[The surgeon's hand transforms into an abandoned daughter of the prince's palace + predicts the fate of a tragic death in the previous life + subverts the court with a silver needle and an abacus + the cold-faced prince chases his wife to the crematorium]
I am a modern top surgeon. When I opened my eyes, I turned out to be the most disliked legitimate daughter of the Marquis. I was drugged by my stepmother, robbed of my marriage by my concubine, abandoned by my fiancé, and died tragically in a well in my previous life. In this life, I hold a scalpel in my left hand and modern business scriptures in my right hand, fighting from the backyard of the Marquis's mansion to the palace. When everyone knelt down and begged me for my medical skills, the cold-faced prince who once said that I was "not worthy of being a concubine" pushed me against the wall with red eyes: "I am wrong, are you still willing to take a look at this job?"
Reader comments
The opening chapter is high-energy. The heroine Lin Wan transforms from a modern surgeon into an abandoned daughter of a prince, and is reborn with the medical system and memories of her past life. The rhythm of the plot is as tight as that of an American drama. From escaping from a well, fighting back at home, to opening a medical clinic, building a medical school, and building a cosmeceutical business empire, every step is enjoyable. The author cleverly reduces the dimensionality of modern medical knowledge to attack ancient times. The settings of caesarean section surgery, epidemic prevention system, joint-stock trading companies, etc. Are novel and reasonable. In the emotional line, King Jing Lu Heng's promise of "two people for life" goes hand in hand with the heroine's independent career line, which is sweet but not greasy. The conspiracy between the villainous third prince and his concubine is advanced step by step, and there is no point in the whole process. It can be called a textbook of ancient Chinese novels!
Super nice [love][love][love]
The opening chapter is high-energy. The heroine Lin Wan transforms from a modern surgeon into an abandoned daughter of a prince, and is reborn with the medical system and memories of her past life. The rhythm of the plot is as tight as that of an American drama. From escaping from a well, fighting back at home, to opening a medical clinic, building a medical school, and building a cosmeceutical business empire, every step is enjoyable. The author cleverly reduces the dimensionality of modern medical knowledge to attack ancient times. The settings of caesarean section surgery, epidemic prevention system, joint-stock trading companies, etc. Are novel and reasonable. In the emotional line, King Jing Lu Heng's promise of "two people for life" goes hand in hand with the heroine's independent career line, which is sweet but not greasy. The conspiracy between the villainous third prince and his concubine is advanced step by step, and there is no point in the whole process. It can be called a textbook of ancient Chinese novels! Super nice [love][love][love]