The whole town of Qinghe laughed at Gu Qingzhou for being a useless son-in-law. He was punished by kneeling on the washboard and sleeping in a woodshed. Even the neighborhood dogs dared to bark at him twice.
No one knows that he is the only descendant of the world's number one miracle doctor. A silver needle can detoxify hundreds of poisons, reverse medical records of life and death, and shake up half the court. He has been in hiding for many years, just for one fate: to protect this sharp-tongued teahouse owner.
A recruitment order dragged the two of them into a deadlock in the capital: power was wielding power, a traitor was hidden in the imperial hospital, and undercurrents were surging in the four countries.
The day Gu Qingzhou stood up, he held the silver needle in his hand and put the teapot down:
"You can touch me, but you touch her! I can't cure your disease, but I can kill you."
Later, when she ascended the throne and proclaimed herself emperor, he refused to be granted the title of king and only wanted to be "a gentleman kneeling on the washboard next to His Majesty."
It's just that the Queen's washboard seems to have been smoothed out again.
