The Secret Imperial Herbal Formula: The CEO’s Wife of a Hundred Herbs
Synopsis
Su Banxia, heir to a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, is forced to take her runaway older sister’s place and marry Qin Jiao, a business tycoon rumored to be violent and disabled.
On their wedding night, the man in the wheelchair looks down at her coldly. “Is this the best fake the Su family could send me?”
She sets down her ancestral medicine chest, her expression calm. “I’m not a fake. I’m the person who can help you stand again.”
He thinks he has married a puppet substitute, but with her peerless medical skills, she turns Jiangcheng upside down.
With silver needles to stimulate his acupoints, ancient formulas to mend his bones, and the fragrance of herbs, she heals his legs, shackled for three years, and quietly finds her way into his frozen heart.
When her sister returns home in triumph, hoping to reclaim her place as “Mrs. Qin,” the man who once looked down on Su Banxia fiercely shields her behind him.
“The only woman I, Qin Jiao, have ever recognized as my wife is Su Banxia.”
As the secrets of The Secret Imperial Herbal Formula gradually come to light, a medicinal rivalry spanning a century draws the couple into its whirlpool...
Highlights
Maximum Satisfaction
- The heroine turns her fortunes around through genuine talent and uses traditional Chinese medicine to face-slap everyone who doubts her.
- Her status shifts from “substitute bride” to “the one and only love.”
- The hero goes from cold and guarded to devotedly protecting her, lavishing her with love.
A Fateful Herbal Romance
- A lost imperial formula reappears, revealing the miraculous wonders of traditional Chinese medicine.
- The healing fragrance of herbs mends not only the body, but also two lonely hearts.
- Traditional Chinese medicine and modern corporate warfare are cleverly combined.
Emotional Push and Pull
- Under the “marriage of convenience,” passions simmer beneath the surface, with heart-stopping moments along the way.
- He thinks she’s plotting against him, but she