Help, Dr. Qing Leng Turned Out to Be Crazy About Criticizing Sickly Men.

The yandere and cold doctor × the teahouse owner who realizes it later Song Wanwan, 25 years old, heir to a family of traditional Chinese medicine, traveled to the fictional Daqi, exchanged a jade bracelet for 300,000 taels of silver, and opened the first "Japanese tea and night wine" shop in the capital. Li Yunhe, who lives in the medical clinic next door, is thirty years old, gentle and gentle, with excellent medical skills. Everyone says that he is a rare good person. Until one day, Song Wanwan found the knocked-off hairpin under his pillow that she had asked him to throw away - she thought it had been thrown away long ago. He kept her broken hairpin in a small box beside his pillow, took it out in the dead of night, kissed, rubbed, and smelled it again and again. He cut his arm with his own hands just so that she could bandage it for him in distress. He excused himself from stomachache and lay on her shoulder, the scent of her hair hidden in his breath. She took half a step back and he took three steps forward. She smiled and he secretly went crazy a hundred times. Externally, he was cool and upright, restrained and courteous; when she couldn't see him, he held her hairpin and smiled softly: "Wanwan, you are mine." Song Wanwan realized belatedly: This person was not chasing her. He was using his own way to make her his, little by little. Song Wanwan: "If you don't tell me you like me, then I will punish you!" After being stimulated several times, Li Yunhe, who had always been as gentle as jade, went completely crazy! Before we got together: On the surface, he was a humble young man, but behind his back, he was laughing like crazy. After being together: from the rise of the moon to the dew of the morning light, from home to the wild, from the hospital to the carriage, from the bedroom to the table, he wants to leave a mark in every corner And Shen Xueer, who came from the same era, was haunted by a younger brother who was eight years younger. In summary, everything is good to eat.