Lin Fu was forced to memorize "Soup Song" by his grandfather since he was a child, and he grew up smelling the smell of herbs.
On the day her grandfather passed away, she thought she could finally stop practicing Chinese medicine.
She drove a car alone and fled into an unknown mountain wilderness.
No one in the village knew her, not even the new man next door.
That man's name was Ye Qingyin, good-looking, cold, and silent.
People in the village said he came back because he couldn't survive in the big city.
Lin Fu believed it.
She checked his pulse once and discovered a secret that no one knew.
She didn't say anything, but she just started bringing a scent of incense when she was near him every day, and a dose of medicine when bringing him food.
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What she didn't know was that Ye Qingyin was once a talented actor who was crowned emperor at the age of nineteen and became internationally famous at the age of twenty-two.
He retreated to this mountain wilderness because he no longer knew who he was when he was not acting.
He also didn't know that the girl next door who dried herbs every day and didn't seem to care about anything was using the clumsiest, slowest, and least alarming way to pull him up from the abyss bit by bit.
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Later, a movie about an old Chinese doctor found him.
The old man in the script is stubborn and stubborn, guarding the old medicine cabinet and refusing to retreat in this era.
The screenwriter said: "Only you can play this role."
Ye Qingyin didn't know that the script was written by Lin Fu's grandfather.
Lin Fu didn't know that when she looked at the familiar figure on the screen in the dark cinema, she would understand for the first time -
Grandpa never forced her to inherit medical skills.
Grandpa just hopes that she will become the person who is willing to slow down in this fast era.
Intention: The real "prescription" lies in the company of the rising sun and the setting moon, and in the perseverance of the steady stream.