Shen Guanlan was born upright and observant of etiquette, but he became the only male doctor in Dayong who sat in public and specialized in treating women's diseases.
During the day, people all over the city scolded him for not upholding his masculine virtues.
After nightfall, the person who scolded him most fiercely covered his face and came from the back door to beg him to take a look and touch, and then prescribe a dose of medicine that no one else could know about.
Pei Zhaoye, the young minister of Dali Temple, was ordered to check that he was immoral. After checking, he found that the patient was real, the pulse was real, and the faces of the civil and military officials in the court were more and more fake.
What's even more troublesome is that at the end of the investigation, she herself was lying on Dr. Shen's diagnosis bed.
Pei Zhaoye clenched his clothes tightly: "Shen Guanlan, have you seen enough?"
Shen Guanlan took back the hand on her wrist and said calmly: "Master Pei, what I'm seeing is a disease."
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Later, someone asked Pei Zhaoye: "Don't you mind that your husband has seen so many women?"
Pei Zhaoye held the knife on his waist and said, "A doctor is kind-hearted. He only treats the illness of others, not the person."
Shen Guanlan raised his eyes: "What about yours?"
Pei Zhaoye was silent for a moment, then lowered the curtain of the inner room with his backhand.
(Pei Zhaoye is the heroine's name, and the heroine's name... Is the heroine...)
