Reborn Poison Doctor Only Wants to Farm

Ye Shiyu accidentally transmigrated as a farmer's daughter in a frontier town. After being sabotaged, she became a canary kept in the residence of a young general of the Zhaowu Army. How could a wild goose soaring through the sky be content to be trapped in a golden cage? Reborn, Ye Shiyu returned to the age of fifteen, standing at the street corner where she had first met Gu Zhiting. Without hesitation, she turned around and walked into the vast mountains. Everyone said the mountains were full of miasma and venomous insects, and no one who went in ever came out alive. But to her, every plant and tree was a life-saving herb, and every poisonous insect was a precious medicine waiting to be harvested. A hunter fell and broke his leg. The wound was so deep his bone showed. Ye Shiyu brought out a wound salve made from notoginseng. “Stops bleeding and disperses bruising. It scabs over within three days. Want a bottle?” A woodcutter had been bitten by a snake and was half unconscious. Ye Shiyu dug up a Japanese arisaema and asked with a cheerful smile, “Draws out poison and reduces swelling, perfect for snake and insect bites. Want to buy some?” A beekeeper had eaten something that upset his stomach and couldn't stop having diarrhea. Ye Shiyu took out a coptis and costus pill. “Dries dampness and stops diarrhea. One pill works wonders. It's not expensive. How about it?” Some people were horrified to find her gazing excitedly at a pile of animal droppings, carefully teaching her disciples: “Hare's droppings, called 'Moonwatching Sand,' treat dim vision, eye obstructions, childhood malnutrition sores, hemorrhoids, and fistulas. “Bat droppings, called 'Nightglow Sand,' clear the liver, improve eyesight, disperse stagnant blood, and break down accumulations. “Droppings from sparrows, called 'White Clove,' are especially good for indigestion, bloating, and fleshy growths in the eyes.” What, you say the mountains are full of poisonous insects? They're premium medicinal ingredients waiting to be processed! She even brought medicinal plants from the mountains to the hillsides around the village, filling the once-barren Tea Mountain Town with the fragrance of herbs. A few years later, merchants from far and wide flocked there, either to buy medicine or to meet the famous “Poison Doctor Immortal” of the southwest. They said this poison doctor's silver needles were peerless and her mastery of poisons was unfathomable. She could bring the dead back to life and restore flesh to bare bones, snatching countless lives from the gates of the underworld. Even the decisive young general commanding the southwestern border troops came to seek her help outside her clinic. As Ye Shiyu dried herbs, she spoke unhurriedly. “I'll go wherever you need me, but I have one condition: I want exclusive rights to sell medicinal herbs throughout the southwest.” Gu Zhiting replied with a low laugh, “Granted. I'll give you everything you want.” His wolfish eyes fixed on her. “Even me. I'm yours, too.” #The everyday growth of a small-town girl into the Poison Doctor Immortal# #A lovesick young general's long road to winning back his wife# Reader's Guide: 1. The setting is fictional, very fictional, with many original details. The author is not a traditional Chinese medicine professional, so please don't nitpick the details. 2. The male lead was awful in his previous life. After being reborn, he becomes hopelessly lovestruck, reserved but passionate, quick to cry, and fiercely competitive. There is a romance, but the day-to-day practice of medicine takes up more of the story. 3. One-on-one romance, both leads are virgins, and both are reborn. The heroine won't accept the male lead easily; he has a long road ahead of him. Coming Soon: The Rejected Marquis's Wife Wins by Selling Medicine Gentle married older sister x clingy younger man who craves affection Lin Hanzhang transmigrated, and the moment she opened her eyes, she found herself in the middle of a full-blown showdown between women. Her husband had his arm around a pitiful little white flower and declared righteously, “Yinniang is carrying my child. She only wants the status of a second wife. Why are you so jealous and unwilling to make room for her?” Her hypocritical, cold-blooded father-in-law said sternly, “Providing heirs for your husband's family is the principal wife's duty. Once the child is born, you'll still be its legal mother. No one can take that from you.” Her sweet-tongued, snake-hearted mother-in-law scolded her harshly. “You've been married for three years without a child. Now that the marquis's household has finally got an heir, what right do you have to turn them away?” The little white flower wept, her voice choked with emotion. “Sister, I'm not here to break up this family. I'm here to join it.” The original owner of the body couldn't bear it and died of anger. Lin Hanzhang: ...Enough is enough. Whoever wants this pit of fire can have it! She packed her bags, took her money, got a divorce, and left in one smooth motion. To make a living, she fixed up the medicine shop in her dowry that had been losing money for years and reopened it. Not long after the shop opened, Lin Hanzhang spotted an unconscious old woman outside and hesitated for a moment. You can't pick up a man by the roadside, but an old lady... surely you can save her, right? She never expected that the woman she rescued was the wet nurse of the Dingyuan General's household. Even more coincidentally, the wet nurse lived next door. At first, the servants and maids from next door came to buy medicine now and then. Gradually, the young general who rarely left home came, too. Ji Linxuan, the young master of the Dingyuan General's household, was handsome and dashing, full of youthful vigor, but had injured his leg on the battlefield. The imperial physician declared that he would be confined to a wheelchair for the rest of his life. The marriage they had been discussing fell through, and the once-dashing young man became a laughingstock in the capital. To find some peace, Ji Linxuan moved to a residence outside the capital to recover. He never expected that the rejected wife of a marquis next door would bring ripples of hope back to his stagnant life. Sitting in his wheelchair, he watched her walk away and asked in a muffled, clingy voice, “Will you bring me medicine again tomorrow, Sister?” Half a year later, the medicine shop had become famous, and nobles and influential families flocked there. The heir of the marquis's household came, too. He wanted medicine for his mother, and he wanted to remarry Lin Hanzhang. Lin Hanzhang looked at him calmly. “Heir, don't joke. Please leave.” Her ex-husband flew into a rage. “You'll regret this!” The young general, rumored to be unable to walk, came striding out from the back of the shop. He grabbed the scoundrel by the collar and threw him out. “Get lost! Come back again, and I'll break your legs!” Later, the young general who was decisive in all things outside the home trapped Lin Hanzhang between his desk and his chest. His puppy eyes were wet with a trace of grievance. “We've already kissed. When are you going to give me a proper place in your life, Sister?” Reader's Guide: 1. The dynasty and setting are fictional. The traditional Chinese medicine knowledge is based on various sources. Please consult a doctor and follow their instructions when seeking medical care or taking medicine. 2. The heroine has had no sexual partners, while the hero has. It's a romance between an older woman and a younger man, with a five-year age difference. 3. Includes lots of everyday life among ordinary people. Theme: A healer's compassion, and remember to love yourself