At the feet of the emperor, the Gu family in Kyoto.
The temple is so high that the head of the family pays homage to the minister;
Within the red wall, the family's holy favor never fades.
Gu Yuan, the second Miss Gu lost her mother when she was young, and the mistress of the family recorded her in her name. Gu Yuan became a legitimate daughter from a concubine.
It's a pity that life has been full of misfortunes, the sky and the earth are in conflict, and the character is really naughty. He climbed over walls and trees, knew nothing about female celebrities, and sneaked out of the house to study medicine...
As for the admonishment of women? Mother said that girls from the Gu family don't have to learn this.
Until a certain banquet, regardless of innocence, he saved the prince Fu Mingchao who fell into the water.
From then on, "as soon as you enter the palace gate, it is as deep as the sea."
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Gu Yuan thought to herself, no, I am from a related household!
The imperial concubine paved the way, the minister escorted him, and he conveniently held a handful of medicine jars for the prince who was living in poverty.
From being the doctor in charge of the East Palace to being the official in charge of the Main Palace.
Aunt Yuan was shocked to realize that entering the palace was "gold-plated"!
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Gu Yuan was young and frivolous at that time, and the first patient he met was Fu Mingchao. He planned to use his fists and fists, but he never thought that he would spend most of his life and almost be unable to practice medicine.
Fu Mingchao once went to the Gospel Temple to ask for a hexagram: Yiren is in the water.
Demining: The male protagonist appears late, is Machiavellian and scumbag, and the writing is mediocre.
Intention: contentment and happiness