Serialization: The Benevolent Physician of Great Qing. Blurb at the bottom.
Blurb:
Wu An'an was betrothed to Hongzhou, the Fifth Prince.
Hongzhou was the capital's most notorious playboy, spoiled and willful, and a spendthrift. Even from faraway Hangzhou, she'd heard all about his outrageous antics.
For example, he once held his own funeral, inviting high-ranking officials to pay their respects and collecting countless funeral gifts.
Whatever his intentions, Wu An'an just wanted to lie flat and be a happy slacker, without causing trouble. She found all of it quite a headache.
As soon as the imperial decree of betrothal arrived, Hongzhou went to Yongzheng to demand a mansion. He firmly refused to live in the princes' residence. "It's too small. My wife won't have room to move around."
Yongzheng: "..."
Wu An'an: "I'm not an elephant!"
Before the wedding, Hongzhou: "You can't boss me around!"
After the wedding, Hongzhou: "Can't you keep me in line?"
Also known as The Pros and Cons of Marrying an Unruly Playboy and The Qing Dynasty's Number One Henpecked Husband
Sweet, sharp-tongued girl VS refined scoundrel playboy
Reader's guide:
One-on-one romance, with a sweet married life full of chaos.
Not official history. The fictional details are piled high, so please don't nitpick historical accuracy.
Serialization: The Benevolent Physician of Great Qing. Blurb:
Ye Ling transmigrates into the body of the Manchu beauty Yehenara. Since Nalan Mingzhu fell from power, her family has declined and can only just get by.
In her previous life, Ye Ling was a surgeon who worked herself to death. She thinks this life couldn't be better. Since she can't practice medicine, a modestly comfortable life is perfect for lying flat.
With peerless beauty, Ye Ling worries that Qianlong will notice her during the selection of imperial consorts. Then she learns that, because her maternal family has been closely related to the Aisin Gioro imperial clan for three generations, she doesn't have to take part in the selection. She is still celebrating when she discovers her family has already arranged her engagement to Fuheng.
Ye Ling: Perfect. I'll just be a beautiful layabout.
Fuheng, also known as Grand Councillor Fuheng, is an ambitious man of both civil and military talents, brilliant and extraordinary. He rises to high office at a young age, then has to go off to war.
Ye Ling: Damn! Swords and arrows don't spare anyone, and being a beautiful widow is no easy thing. She has no choice but to return to her old profession and follow Fuheng from battlefield to battlefield.
She can't claim to be able to perform emergency surgery, but when it comes to first aid, stopping bleeding, and CPR, she's the most qualified person in the land.
How can a woman go to war?
How can a woman treat the sick and save lives?
With Fuheng standing up for her at every turn, Ye Ling can focus on treating patients and proving herself with results.
The soldiers in the camp who suffer from night blindness gradually improve. In summer, wounded soldiers' injuries no longer become infected and worsen...
The voices of doubt disappear without a trace.
Ye Ling commandeers the glassworks to make all sorts of strangely shaped bottles.
Fuheng pesters the Imperial Household Department day after day to borrow Western instruments, then goes to bother the manufacturing bureau and orders them to imitate them and make microscopes.
Hematology, gynecology, disinfection, and disease prevention: medicine and pharmaceuticals advance side by side.
Surgery, once dismissed as a frivolous trick, flourishes in Great Qing.
Ye Ling: Studying medicine can't save Great Qing, but it can save lives.
Reader's guide:
Not official history. Please don't nitpick historical accuracy.
Career and romance proceed side by side. I'm not a medical professional, but I've tried to consult detailed references wherever possible. Please point out any errors.
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Very sweet, very ideal love model
Why is it so short???
Very well written! Is it just shorter than I expected?
Very sweet. But the plot is too fast. .
My daughter: It seems like you are really not good at it
So well written! It's rare to see a clear-cut story that's not depressing like this, and I really like the heroine's personality. Please give me a dozen of these clear-cut stories!!!
I don't know if I'm too negative. If the heroine Ama stays, Eni may not necessarily have a good life. As the saying goes, the smell of smell is far away. The heroine Ama is likely to feel resentful towards his wife in the days to come. It's not worth it.
It's too bad. The meat was gone as soon as it was opened, but it's very sweet hehe.
Female Goose: Don't do this, do something real
After reading it, I'm still not satisfied