When the Maple Falls Like Cherry Blossoms, I Make a Wish

Buddha said: Everything in this life is the consequence of causes planted in a previous life. No matter how many times you reincarnate, you are simply starting over with a different life. The wanderer's every past deed, drifting through the mortal world, is recorded in the annals of the Tianzong, but a glance at the pages reveals only a few sparse strokes. As the saying goes: The moon waxes and wanes, and people are fickle and changeable.

Wu Qiyuan's three rules for refusing to treat people: Bad mood, no treatment. Bad weather, no treatment. Don't like the look of you, no treatment.

Everyone: ...Then what do you treat people for?

Wu Qiyuan: I didn't study medicine to treat people!

Everyone: Then why did you study medicine?

Wu Qiyuan: To figure out how to kill people faster, or how to keep them from dying so easily!

Everyone: ...

Wu Qiyuan: Fine! To save lives!

Wu Qiyuan: Dao Wuxing! I want to be your stepmother!

Chi Yan Chilin (second brother, who knows the truth): Little sister... please stop messing around...

Dao Wuxing: ...

Wu Qiyuan: I like your father!

[Read Before You Start]

1. Characters may be OOC; lots of author-created details; a little incest; pairings: Fu Ying Zhai Zhu and Kaixuan Hou.

2. The ideas belong to the author. Don't borrow them without permission. One update every Monday.