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A sweet, goofy rich second-generation heir who develops chronic leg pain at a young age x a traditional Chinese medicine doctor from a family with a three-hundred-year legacy
The male lead is shamelessly flirtatious, while the female lead is utterly serious
Male lead Cheng Qian's version:
From drinking, playing cards, and living it up to being stuck on the sofa watching health lectures for middle-aged and elderly people: all it takes is a case of "chronic leg pain."
Before this, Cheng Qian never imagined he would get this illness in the prime of his life at twenty-six. His lower-limb arteries are blocked. In severe cases, it can lead to amputation, and he needs a wheelchair to go out.
For a long time, he pursued his girl from a wheelchair.
He learned to go to bed early, get up early, and drink hot water like her.
He even got up at six every day and, with unyielding determination, did tai chi with her.
Female lead Jiang Zhiyan's version:
If Jiang Zhiyan had known the new patient was a clingy pest who flirted without shame and stuck to her like glue, she never would have treated him.
Now the patient has bright, flirtatious eyes and is holding a hopelessly cheesy book of love quotes, reciting them with deep feeling.
- I must have been a dog in my past life, right? Otherwise, why do I always want to wag my tail when I see you?
- I'm in great shape. I can handle the wind, the sun, blizzards, and rain, but I can't handle missing you.
- I've got bad news for you: my thoughts about you aren't so innocent anymore.
Jiang Zhiyan glanced at him. Her eyes behind her glasses remained unmoved as she bent over and swiftly scribbled a few lines in his medical record.
"This patient has serious conduct issues and is verbally harassing his attending physician. Requesting a transfer to the male doctors' department of rheumatology and orthopedics."
Young Mr. Cheng took the prescription and beamed. "Thank you, Doctor. I'm off to get my medicine. Call me when you have time, Dr. Jiang."
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[A three-hundred-year-old family of traditional Chinese medicine, specializing in chronic leg pain]
PS:
1. A sweet little romance with a healing feel. I'm busy in real life, so updates will not be daily!
2. The cheesy pickup lines in the blurb aren't original. Some are quoted from Baidu, and some have been adapted.
3. Weibo: @Jinjiang Xuan Lantian
Recommended: my historical-to-modern transmigration novel, I Can Lift a Cauldron
Tang Tutu thinks: Aside from eating a little more, being a little fatter, being a little stronger, more hardworking, braver, smarter, more thrifty, and more popular, I don't seem to have any special talents. I'm just the utterly ordinary daughter of a fifth-rank minor official.
Where did all those rumors come from? "The second young lady of the Tang family can lift a cauldron," "She has extraordinary skills," "She is a brilliant strategist," and "She cares for the whole world."
The Second Prince's breath caught. He thought he had gone deaf.
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I suddenly received a rebate notification. I hope that I will have the opportunity to see the author continue writing and give them an ending.
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Me too, me too (I don't want a refund) I also wanted to finish reading this story, so I followed it until now. As long as the author is willing to update, he will wait no matter how late it is. At worst, there will be one more book in his lifetime.
As long as I can finish it... My feeling of not giving up is the same as the author's feeling of wanting to write a good story. Even if it is a story, I also hope to see a happy ending. (Not asking for a refund)
It has been two years since I graduated from graduate school. I hope that one day I can fill this gap.
Is the author just adding another chapter because he is afraid of unraveling v? Is this interesting? Do you really respect readers?
Cheng's signature: Move with your heart, be at peace with the situation, and go with your nature. You have to live how you want to live, not how others see you. Jiang Zhiyan: Thank you, Master, for your guidance. Cheng's signature: Follow your heart's desires, no need to be deliberate. I, the Buddha, am merciful, and I will save you. Jiang Zhiyan:…
I couldn't help but read it again many years ago. I really like this story. I hope I can finish it in my lifetime.
Hello author, as long as you finish writing, I hope you can update it normally, and I don't want a refund. I also wish the author to break through the bottleneck as soon as possible.
Will this book be finished in my lifetime...