Medicine, Not Poison

Everyone fears things that break the heart, yet fails to see that the most poisonous thing of all is the human heart. By a twist of fate, Xu Changsheng takes on an imperial decree to investigate a case. From then on, trouble keeps finding him, and strange events pile up. His longtime confidant, a mysterious young lord he encounters at an inn, a renowned and kindhearted physician, and everything around him are drawn into it one after another. Is this a tangled web of old grudges and new feuds, or an enormous lie carefully orchestrated by someone else? The principles of how medicines can counteract one another in this story are not always as dangerous in reality as they are described here, but curious readers, please do not try them. The author is not a professional, and some of the deductions in the story may be flawed. Point them out and I will correct them. As for the pairing... I'll leave that up to you. Personally, I prefer a gentle scholar as the top and a stoic, two-faced character as the bottom ORZ. If you think another pairing would be more exciting, feel free to suggest it. If you like it, please click the "Add to Favorites" button below. And please add Chenchen's column to your favorites too, mwah! Completed supernatural novel Completed snarky novel Completed science fiction novel #favorite_1{color:#DC143C;font-weight:bold;border-style:double;}