An Rui is now a handsome young man who excels in both medicine and martial arts. A medical genius, he had mastered all of his teacher Master Mul ling's medical texts by the age of ten. He inherited his teacher's expertise in traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture, and saved countless critically ill patients with his long-lost Fourteen Soul-Returning Needles. At sixteen, he was specially admitted to the combined Chinese and Western medicine program at Imperial Medical University. He skipped grades and earned his medical doctorate in just six years. Having also inherited Master Muling's skills, he is now a mysterious young master physician renowned throughout Xia Nation and the Imperial Capital.
Because of a marriage pact made thirteen years ago, An Rui traveled to the Tian family to honor the engagement, only to be forced to call it off. That night, he was drugged by his future mother-in-law, Li Juan, and the eldest young lady, Tian Xin. Fortunately, the second young lady, Tian Tian, saved him. Just as An Rui was about to marry Tian Tian, the second young lady, he was urgently summoned to serve in the border army guarding the northwest of Xia Nation...
It's a very good novel. It doesn't choke your throat or make you feel too sad. It seems smooth and the writing style is appropriate. Some of the plots are very sweet and provocative. There are no bloody plots yet. It's just that the heroine Tian Xin hasn't had any big ups and downs yet. I look forward to more exciting stories in the future! Love it!
The structure is clear, the foreshadowing is appropriate, the words are not exaggerated, the male and female protagonists have very correct views, logical thinking, a good book, I look forward to the subsequent exciting plot and perfect ending 😂 👍 👍 👍
It's a very interesting novel, the male and female protagonists have orthodox views, and their IQs are online. It's fun to read!
The novel is well written and beautiful! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
It's a rare good book. It's wonderfully written. The female protagonist has a good outlook on life and the male protagonist's IQ is online. It's better than any time travel and brain-burning novel. I'll continue to read it. I've only read a few chapters and I can't say much, so I'll comment again.