Female Doctor Atractylodes

This article was previously titled "The Female Doctor of the Ming Dynasty Attacked Me" arrest warrant Name: Atractylodes. Occupation: Female Royal Physician, Sixth Rank Official, Medicine Director of the Food Bureau of the Ming Dynasty Palace, known as Bai Si Yao, (Note: Resigned) Facial features: Myopia, taking off glasses and not recognizing relatives. His face was pale, his body was delicate and frail, and he looked like he had been ill for a long time. His eyes were vacant and vacant, as if he could never wake up. Education: She studied under Tan Yunxian, a famous female doctor in the Ming Dynasty. Work experience: In the fifth year of Zhengde, she entered the palace as a female doctor and was ranked ninth rank; in the sixteenth year of Zhengde, she resigned and left the palace as a sixth rank medicine clerk, with ten years of work experience. Crime committed: Stealing. Suspected of stealing the young and handsome body of Emperor Zhengde. Desecrating the dragon body, is this the distortion of human nature or the loss of morality! Jinyiwei Qianhu Mu Zhaoxi took a wanted warrant to arrest Baizhu and brought him to justice, searching for the body of Emperor Zhengde. However, a special kind of "rabies" quietly breeds. Patients are photophobic and bite anyone they see. Is this a natural disaster or a man-made disaster? Mu Zhaoxi discovered that all this was actually related to his own Mu Mansion. In order to find out the truth and find the source of the disease, Mu Zhaoxi was forced to fake a marriage with Baizhu. Let's see how this plastic couple solves the Ming Dynasty's zombie crisis. Ancient Ming Dynasty romance + non-apocalyptic zombie elements. Everything has a scientific explanation, no feudal superstition, medicine defeats disease, justice defeats evil, and is full of desire to survive. …………………………………………………………………………………… Must read before reading: It is very important, readers must read it before jumping into the trap. This article is roughly based on the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty as the story background. It is an ancient romance novel, not a historical novel, not a historical novel, not a historical novel. I will say the important things three times. If there is any conflict with the official history during reading, please read the official history as the standard. Please do not use it as a reference material. There are secondary modifications based on creative factors. It is only for the sake of the work and does not represent anyone's position. The ancient proverb "Return to the Palace of My Husband" is being updated hotly, the copy is: In the lonely and cunning Forbidden City, a palace maid and a eunuch became husband and wife, which is called pairing. Wei Caiwei married a dead eunuch out of revenge. They married first and then fell in love with each other. They went through all kinds of ups and downs together in the court, and they always supported each other and never left. In the end, the dead eunuch became the owner of Dongchang Factory, wielding power in the government and the public. He avenged her, and he retired after a rare success and died a good death. Wei Caiwei knew that the dead eunuch was soft-hearted and hard-mouthed, and his biggest regret in life was that he could not give her a child. When she woke up, she was reborn at the age of seventeen. Counting the days, it was found that the dead eunuch committed suicide in this year. She decided to prevent him from committing suicide: I will avenge myself, but you can keep the roots to yourself. She found him, only to find that the dead eunuch had overly beautified her youth. He claimed to be a chivalrous and righteous man, and the dream of all the girls in the capital, but in fact he was a coquettish, ignorant and ignorant playboy, and the nightmare of all the girls in the capital. It turned out that the dead eunuch had lied to her all her life! After learning the truth, Wei Caiwei suddenly had two thoughts: Just cut it off, hurry up! And, can he still be rescued? Lan Zhou's physical books "The Great Earl of Tang" (two volumes), "Biography of Xu Hou of the Ming Dynasty" (four volumes in total), and "Fang Fei on the Demon Road" have all been published and are now available for collection. Concept: Ancient Ming Dynasty romance, not apocalyptic zombie elements. Everything has a scientific explanation, do not engage in feudal superstition, medicine defeats disease, and justice defeats evil.