“Don’t go picking up men just anywhere. You might end up with one stuck to you.”
Ji Yan, heir to a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, arrives in the Great Yin Dynasty in someone else’s body. A lone orphan, she saves He Yi, a general who has lost his memory. Taken by her beauty, He Yi insists on making her his concubine.
When she goes to town to sell medicinal herbs, the Crown Prince falls in love with her at first sight. He even wounds himself so she’ll take him home. The Crown Prince wants to repay her kindness by offering himself to her, but Ji Yan refuses. Still, he treats her very well, so she decides to join forces with him for a hundred taels of silver. She becomes his personal physician and helps him devise strategies.
Later, of all people, Prince Qi, the Crown Prince’s rival, falls for her too.
With red-rimmed eyes, Prince Qi asks stubbornly, “Could you look at me?”
Who is the male protagonist?
I have to watch it even if I stay up late