Lin Banxia, a nurse in a tertiary hospital and heir to a family of traditional Chinese medicine, disguises herself as a lustful village girl who gives drugs to a poor scholar and forcibly marries him.
When you open your eyes, you will see a large social death scene.
A red wedding dress, a shabby thatched hut, and a handsome man with disheveled clothes and a flushed face.
She looked down at the empty bowl in her hand.
No, do I have to clean up this mess?
Later, she grew herbal medicine, opened a traditional Chinese medicine clinic, and trained the first batch of female nurses in ancient times, working all the way from the village to the capital.
The villagers who used to scold her for ruining the scholar are now squatting in front of the medical clinic and waiting in line.
"Dr. Lin, look at my legs. Can I join the queue?"
"Dr. Lin, I'm dizzy. Can you let me take a look at your husband? My legs won't hurt after just one look."
"Dr. Lin, I love you!"
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Lin Banxia: "It costs five cents for daily medical treatment and ten cents for a husband's visit."
A low cough came from behind: "Madam, my husband has been looked at many times. I need to pay more."
Small Theater
After returning to Beijing, she set up a medical school, but the court officials scolded her for how unbecoming she was.
The prince stood up and said, "I support you."
Courtier: "Your Highness, it is against the ancestral system for a woman to practice medicine!"
The prince began to cough: "Only Dr. Lin can treat this heart problem."
Reading Guide/Demining
1. In the beginning, the original protagonist drugged and forced her to marry, but the heroine did not take the blame.
2. The female protagonist appears to be lustful and vulgar, but in reality, she is the first to make money; the male protagonist appears to be a weak and pretty boy, but in reality, he is a black prince.
3. Management + Machiavellianism + medical infrastructure, an all-female team is engaged in business, and the emotional line is sweet.
4. Exaggeration, medical knowledge is exaggerated, do not conduct research.
Mission: Prosperity, democracy, civilization, harmony