Bound to the Good Husband System: The Divine Doctor Brought Me Home

Sweet romance + medicine + devoted husband + contractual marriage

In his previous life, Lu Yan was a world-renowned neurosurgeon. A sudden brain hemorrhage struck during an operation, and he collapsed on his own operating table. It was arguably the medical profession’s darkest joke of a death.

After being reborn, he was bound to a “Devoted Husband System.” The System had only one requirement: he had to become the most perfect househusband in the world. He had to cook, keep things tidy, know how to raise children, and provide endless emotional support.

As for practicing medicine and saving lives? Sorry, his career path was “full-time husband.” He was expected to shine in the kitchen.

Lu Yan looked at the System’s store, filled with drug formulas and surgical procedures capable of rewriting the history of clinical medicine, and fell silent.

“So I have to find a wife first before I can trade for life-saving treatments?”

“Exactly! And she has to be rich! Poor families can’t afford full-time housekeepers, after all.”

Then Zhou Qinning appeared.

The sole heir to the Zhou Pharmaceutical Group, the youngest chief physician in China, and the surgeon with the highest success rate in the field, she had the domestic skills of a complete disaster.

Her fridge contained nothing but instant coffee and stale bread. She never folded her clothes, and her home was such a mess that even the robot vacuum went around it.

Her family pressured her into an arranged marriage, so she casually picked the candidate who “looked the most harmless.” And that was how Lu Yan was “lured” home.

She thought she’d found herself a sweet, obedient trophy husband.

Little did she know that every night, he would stand in the kitchen simmering medicinal soup while mentally working through surgical plans that could rewrite the history of human medicine.