Song Yu'an, a veterinary student at the University of Sydney, fell face first into the cricket jar of Zhu Zhanji, the emperor's grandson, on the first day he traveled back in time to the Ming Dynasty.
The first thing he did when he got up was to step on his precious cricket "General".
The second thing - "Your cricket's right jaw is inflamed. The jar is too small and the humidity is not enough. If you shake it any longer, you will be dead."
Zhu Zhanji:? ? ? Who are you? Dare you talk to me like this?
Song Yuan: I am a veterinarian. If you keep arguing, I won't treat you.
One is a straight-shooting and irritable veterinarian who returned from studying in Australia, and the other is a proud and venomous young prince-grandson.
From the crickets to the cats, from the cats to the people, from day to night.
She thought he was just a playboy who loved raising crickets.
He thought she was just a crazy girl who didn't know what the world was up to.
Later he discovered that she could smell the medicine, recognize the blood, and see who was lying.
Later she discovered that he could see people's hearts clearly, wait for the opportunity, and be able to carry the country.
Together they raise crickets, grow kumquats, investigate cases, and fight assassins.
He blocked the knife for her in the alley, and she guarded the city for him in the court.
He ascended the throne as emperor, and she stood by his side.
"It's my job to be unsafe," he said.
She said: "Then you don't have to be an emperor in front of me."
This is a time-travel story in which a female veterinarian uses her professionalism and straight-ball strategy to defeat the Ming Emperor.
It is also a story about a young emperor using sincerity and trust to keep someone by his side.
Intention: You are in that position, but you are still you. I'm not by your side because you are the emperor