[Two-way redemption + cultivation]
She worked as a child bride, sang in operas, begged for food, competed with wild dogs for food, and even wanted to sell herself for a bite of food. She thought she would die that late autumn morning. But she met Wen Yan. She gave me a name, taught me how to read, and picked me up from the gutter and brought me back to the world.
When Wen Yan asked her why she studied medicine, she lowered her head and only said that she would settle down and make a living.
The sentence "I want to protect the young lady" was too disgusting and she couldn't say it out loud. But she will spend her whole life proving it.
When Wen Yan heard this answer, his heart felt empty for a moment.
It was even more empty than when he knew that his family had married him thousands of miles away for profit, to the legendary murderous King Yan.
That's fine. She heard herself say.
So she resisted all urges to stay, quietly deregistered her, bought a house, gave her money, and prepared a hospital for her.
Live the life you want.
Wen Yan told himself this.
But in the early morning of the wedding day, Mingqi ran over from the east of the city and asked her in a trembling voice: Miss, why did you abandon me...
King Yan Xiao Shuo led the army at the age of seventeen and became king at the age of twenty. On the day I returned to Beijing to report on my work, all the people in the city closed their doors. According to rumors, he drank hair and blood and loved to kill people for fun.
The emperor gave him the charming little Wu Niang of the Wen family, just as a gift to disgust him.
Xiao Shuo answered.
It's okay, but there's one more vase in the backyard.
It's just that the little female medical officer who always follows the princess and never dodges her eyes becomes more and more annoying.
Many years later, Mingqi, who became an official, asked the queen who was listening behind the curtain: Your Majesty, why did you save my minister back then?
Wen Yan lowered his eyes, because I wanted to see what such a tenacious person would do in the future.