Introduction to the work
Su Wan, a descendant of a medical family, traveled through time overnight and became Su Wanqing, the abandoned legitimate daughter of the Hou family. His mother was killed, his engagement was stolen, and he was sent to hell with a glass of poisoned wine from his concubine. When she opened her eyes again, she was already a vengeful orphan with peerless medical skills.
In order to survive and find someone to rely on, she picked up the dying War God General Pei Heng from a mass grave and treated him with all her heart. The expedient "deal" unexpectedly turned out to be a dark knot. She left quietly and gave birth to Lin'er alone, relying on her medical skills to protect herself.
Five years later, she returned with her cute baby Su Che. There are turbulent undercurrents in the capital, poisonous plots are frequently happening in the Hou Mansion, and things are treacherous in the court hall. The former enemy was so proud that he was waiting to trample her completely into the mud. Unexpectedly, the pink and jade-shaped little boy next to her, as big as a kid, accurately hugged the thigh of Pei Heng, the God of War and King Jing, at the palace banquet at a glance, and said in a crisp voice: "Dad! Mother said you were super handsome when you were fighting, but you are a little tired of clothes!"
The whole hall was dead silent.
On the high seat, the wine glass in the hand of the rumored to be cold, violent, and uneducated Prince God of War was suddenly crushed. He raised his eyes and locked his eyes on the cold and beautiful figure in the crowd who was trying to be invisible. The storm in his eyes suddenly rose, but the corner of his mouth raised a very faint and dangerous arc.
"This king's... Woman and son?" He whispered, his voice was like cold iron, but it blew up the entire capital.
From then on, the painting style changed drastically. House fight with scumbag? The prince handed over the knife: "Madam, let me do this dirty work for you." Outwit and conspiracy? The prince supported him: "The princess can do whatever she wants." The paranoid concubine is crazy and vicious.
Reader comments
"The doctor's concubine went crazy with her baby: Don't pamper yourself too much, General God of War"
A modern genius doctor traveled through time and became the legitimate daughter of the Hou family who was poisoned and abandoned. Su Wanqing escaped from death with her incredible medical skills and accidentally saved the seriously injured General God of War. Along the way, she pursues a career, takes revenge and tortures scoundrels, takes care of her children and makes money, has valiant medical skills and an above-the-line IQ. The male protagonist is domineering and doting on his wife, and he has the strength to protect his cubs. The whole process is sweet and free of abuse. The three buffs of medical concubine + child care + refreshing text are fully loaded, and the rhythm is fast and the more you watch, the more you look at it.
There is no chapter about being together, so why did I get pregnant despite morning sickness? It's so amazing! Did the author miss the plot of the story?
"The doctor's concubine went crazy with her baby: Don't pamper yourself too much, General God of War" A modern genius doctor traveled through time and became the legitimate daughter of the Hou family who was poisoned and abandoned. Su Wanqing escaped from death with her incredible medical skills and accidentally saved the seriously injured General God of War. Along the way, she pursues a career, takes revenge and tortures scoundrels, takes care of her children and makes money, has valiant medical skills and an above-the-line IQ. The male protagonist is domineering and doting on his wife, and he has the strength to protect his cubs. The whole process is sweet and free of abuse. The three buffs of medical concubine + child care + refreshing text are fully loaded, and the rhythm is fast and the more you watch, the more you look at it.
There is no chapter about being together, so why did I get pregnant despite morning sickness? It's so amazing! Did the author miss the plot of the story?