[A sweet-faced, ruthless heir to Chinese medicine × a seemingly well-behaved wildcat covered in soft spikes]
With her love life nonexistent and her career on a downward slide, her best friend can't stand watching her suffer. The next day, she has a package delivered with one piece of advice:
"Forget men and enjoy the results."
It's her first time in the water, and naturally, she makes a mess of it!
The next morning, she discovers that her lower abdomen hurts and that things aren't flowing smoothly down there.
After an excruciatingly embarrassing visit to the gynecologist, she refuses to go into the exam room no matter what.
Helpless, her best friend asks a contact to recommend a traditional Chinese medicine clinic.
Before the visit, she raves about the doctor, but forgets to mention that he's a man, and a handsome, abstinent six-foot-one stunner at that!
During the grueling consultation, Song Zhibao decides that lying is preferable to pain and humiliation.
That afternoon, in an emergency room in the city center:
"What kind of boyfriend are you?!"
"How could you let it get this bad before bringing her in?"
"..."
The anesthetic still hasn't worn off. Hearing the voices at the door, Song Zhibao's eyes roll back, and she wants to die on the spot.
In his first year of switching from Western medicine to traditional Chinese medicine, Pei Zhiwen runs into a patient this rebellious.
She looks sweet and pretty, but everything she does is enough to drive Pei Zhiwen crazy!
She skips her follow-up appointments, says her herbal medicine has gone bad, and turns into a mushroom whenever it rains.
But later, when a flash flood puts the village where Doctor Pei is volunteering in danger, the petite figure among those who race up the mountain to search and rescue people without a second thought is right at the front, utterly undeterred.
Emotional moment:
The mint scent that clings to him keeps raising the stakes, drawing the stray cat closer.
He has liked her since the very first glance.
Fate always arrives for no reason at all. Perhaps the next patient will be the one.
