When the son-in-law whom everyone despises is a hereditary person who possesses the secrets of Taoist medicine - Zhou Yanci marries her, and the world laughs at him for trying to make money, but only he knows that this is a lifelong practice of "protecting each other in life and death".
The daughter of the Su family, Su Niannan, never left her hand with the medicine pot, but she was the family's favorite, and she was the one who protected Zhou Yanci from kindergarten to wedding dress. When she was critically ill in college, his grandfather gave her a secret skill in exchange for her life, and left a warning that she "needs to be closely guarded", which became all the reasons for him to break the secular prejudice.
In the traditional Chinese medicine clinic after marriage, he is the rejuvenated Dr. Zhou. 18 Difficult cases have revealed the scars of PUA in the workplace, empty nest loneliness, and shady medicinal materials. He heals the body with prescriptions and solves the dilemma with wisdom. Turning to face Su Niannan, he is the "exclusive" who indulges everything. Breeder" - she was so sick that she didn't allow him to take female patients, so he only saw male patients; she made a fuss in the middle of the night to drink three-year-old tangerine peel soup, so he took off his clothes and went to the pharmacy to cook it; she angrily scolded him, "What does a son-in-law know?", But he silently found out the elders who framed her and handed the evidence to her.
She once misunderstood that he only wanted to marry her out of responsibility. It was not until she looked through the treatment records of that year that she understood the deep affection hidden in the sentence "I will take your medicine for the rest of my life." So she learned to chase her husband, accompany him to the doctor's office, fend off his doubts, hold his hand tightly at the intangible cultural heritage market, and declare, "My man is not the turn of others to comment on."
From childhood sweethearts whispering on the swing, to inadvertently touching fingertips in the clinic; from clumsy dance steps on the countryside, to walking side by side on charity projects, they see each other through the sweet tug and pull.
Intention: Taking sweet love as beauty, small doctors can cure diseases, Chinese medicine can save people, and big doctors can heal society's wounds.