(The editor says this novel could be adapted into a short drama, but the novel isn't finished yet.)
She is an heir of the Medicine King's Valley. With the Thirteen Ghost Gate Needles, she can bring the dead back to life. Known by the codename “Qing Nang,” she is renowned in the international medical world, yet chooses to live in seclusion in the mountains, surrounded by medicinal herbs.
He is the CEO of the Gu family, one of the capital's most powerful elite families. A car accident three years ago took the use of his legs and froze his heart. Confined to a wheelchair and cold toward everyone, he is the “Living King of Hell,” feared by all in the business world.
A marriage by substitution binds two people from different worlds together.
On their wedding night, he tosses her a contract: “We'll divorce in three months.”
She signs without hesitation, then hands him her own “Rules for Living Together”: “When I'm making medicine in my room, you are not to enter without permission.”
He thinks she's a substitute bride who covets wealth and status.
She thinks he's a cold, antisocial disabled CEO.
But then...
The substitute bride is a miracle doctor