The war at the Dajing border was fierce, the plague was rampant, and there was no one to treat the wounded and disabled soldiers.
Su Ye, a military doctor and poison master in the last days, was transformed into a sin slave and was sent to the border to be rationed to military households.
The female convicts all picked healthy and decent officers to rely on, but she chose Xie Zheng, a former deputy general who had a broken leg and was seriously injured by the court.
He refused coldly: "I am already a useless person and cannot afford to drag others down. You can choose someone else."
She said calmly and bluntly: "You don't need to be a drag. I can heal injuries, prepare medicines, and resist poisons. Your foundation is still there, and I have a backer with you."
Xie Zheng before his wife: A broken body is useless, worse than being wrapped in horse leather.
Xie Zheng after having a daughter-in-law: The medicine prepared by my daughter-in-law is really effective! The poison of the daughter-in-law system is really strong! Wife, make me another ten bowls of tonic!
Since then, there has been a medical and military couple on the border. He returned to the battlefield and swept away the enemy troops. She practiced medicine and dispensed medicine to save lives and injuries.
The medical officer mocked her for not knowing medical skills because she was a sin slave? Use the medical skills to bring the dead back to life and slap him in the face!
Is the plague raging at the border? Preparing medicine and making soup directly controls the epidemic!
The enemy attacked the city with poison? Apply poison in the opposite direction and directly retreat the enemy for hundreds of miles!
Xie Zheng went from being a disabled general to returning to the position of God of War and was knighted. Everyone knows:
The most powerful thing about Xie Zhanshen is not his martial arts, but his wife who has peerless medical skills.
[God of War with Broken Legs × The Wife of Healing Poison and Sinful Sins]
You are responsible for killing the enemy with your arms, I am responsible for protecting you with medicine
