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Jiang Tiantian was a modern doctor with a PhD in clinical medicine. After performing several major surgeries in a row, she accidentally worked herself to death on the job.
When she opened her eyes, she found herself in a cave, lying on top of a man who was barely alive. He was covered in blood and wounds, with an arrow lodged where his heart was. His breathing was faint, and he looked as if he wouldn't last much longer.
Jiang Tiantian was captivated by his godlike good looks. Guided by a doctor's benevolence (or perhaps by her attraction to his looks), she decided to treat him, even though he seemed beyond saving.
A thought stirred something, and she triggered a mechanism in her pocket dimension. To her surprise, she had brought along a medical space. Jiang Tiantian removed the jade thumb ring from the man's finger and tossed it into her portable space, then opened the operating room and saved him. After giving him a kiss, she left with a flourish...
Following the route in her memories back to the original owner's home, Jiang Tiantian discovered that she had transmigrated into a declining medical family. Her parents were both dead, her only brother was bedridden, and her top-scorer fiance's snobbish mother was making a scene and demanding that she break off their engagement...
After kicking her fiance to the curb, Jiang Tiantian looked around at the drafty, dilapidated ancestral home and had no choice but to return to her old profession...
Feng Changze was surrounded and hunted down. He fell from a mountain into a deep ravine, landing on a girl gathering herbs and knocking her unconscious. He dragged her into a cramped cave and waited for several days, but no reinforcements came. He thought he was as good as dead.
In a daze, someone stitched up his wounds. Then came a warm touch to his lips: someone had taken advantage of him! The woman even slapped his face arrogantly. "Since you're so handsome, I'll save your life. That kiss can be your medical fee."
Later...
Feng Changze abducted her and trapped her on his dragon bed. "Doctor Jiang, do you know what ails me? It's a sickness of the heart, and only the right medicine can cure it. Doctor Jiang, you are the indispensable ingredient in the medicine I need for the rest of my life!"
The entire setting is fictional, with plenty of original worldbuilding. The heroine focuses on her career, with romance as a secondary concern. She grows from a lowly physician whom everyone looks down on into a renowned miracle doctor beloved by the people of the capital, and is appointed by imperial decree as the only female court physician. Her portable medical space is simply there to provide her with modern medical equipment and has no effect on the plot.
"The Regent's Beloved"
Nangong Che is the most doted-on second prince of the Great Li ruler. He is dazzlingly beautiful, peerlessly charming, and both scholarly and skilled in martial arts, but he is also hot-tempered, obsessive, bloodthirsty, and capricious.
He thinks highly of himself and looks down on everyone. He loathes women as if they were venomous snakes and scorpions, treating them as though they don't exist.
The ruler is nearly going gray with worry. Even the most beautiful woman in Great Li can't catch his eye. What kind of woman could possibly earn the second prince's approval?
Then he went on a trip outside the capital and returned with a woman who was icy in temperament and breathtakingly beautiful. He wanted to marry her.
What's more, she had once been married to someone from an enemy nation and didn't think much of him at all.
The ruler was so furious he nearly died on the spot, and flatly opposed the match.
Before meeting Mo Xue, Nangong Che: Women can only slow down the speed at which this prince draws his sword!
After meeting Mo Xue, Nangong Che: In my eyes, there are only two kinds of people in this world: Mo Xue, and everyone who isn't Mo Xue.
After Mo Xue was disfigured, Nangong Che: It's not that a scar has appeared on her face. It's that all of you are missing a scar on yours.
A little scene:
Behind his back, everyone mocked the once-arrogant second prince for falling for a woman who had already been married. She must have used witchcraft to place a love curse on him, they said, or she wouldn't cling to him so desperately.
Nangong Che stopped in his tracks, then turned around and headed back to the separate residence where Mo Xue was kept.
In the quiet rooms, lamplight flickered as the rich, crisp fragrance of pear blossom wine filled the air. The woman danced barefoot, her figure graceful as a startled swan. The black iron chain around her ankle rang with every movement...
A faint red tinged Nangong Che's bewitching eyes. Jealousy devoured his reason like a venomous snake. He looked away from the woman's slender waist, rushed over, and pinned her to the bed. Through gritted teeth, he said, "I wish more than anything that what they said were true. If you clung to me as desperately as you long for him, I'd be willing to die for it."
He had forged the finest sword in the world, drunk the strongest liquor, and possessed the highest honor and status imaginable, yet he couldn't win the heart of the woman he loved most!
An icy, aloof heroine paired with a possessive, obsessive, love-at-first-sight-and-every-sight, till-death-do-us-part, never-let-go, lovesick, sinister, unhinged hero.
One-on-one romance, both leads have no prior romantic or sexual experience.
Theme: Be self-reliant and stand on your own.
This prince is not a good person. He saved you, but you forced him to leave his hometown and live in poverty. He didn't even think of repaying the favor by helping him solve his survival problems. You're rubbish.
... I personally don't think glucose water tastes good.
The heroine often feels that she is too naive. In ancient times, it was a society that cannibalized people, especially women.
I would be really sad if the people I spend my time with cannot recognize the time-traveled me. Good thing.
Is it really impossible to get the jade ring back? The heroine is obviously in a state of loss now. Let the male protagonist search her casually. Even if the male protagonist accidentally grabs her clothes and kicks her away, it won't be a slap in the face. After all, the reason for everything was that I took the male protagonist's jade ring to pay off the system's debt.
I feel the original owner is a bit pitiful. The marriage contract that he wanted to maintain was so easily canceled by the heroine. The heroine took the divorce money and spent it all like water. This money is also obtained as compensation for the original owner's previous efforts. Although she took possession of the original owner's body, she had no right to handle the money. If you have to, you should treat it with caution. And I feel like she has no sense of money. If you have wine today, you will be drunk today. It's fine if one person has enough to eat and the whole family is rich. There is also a sick brother who is studying at home~
Although I think the plot is a bit immature, overall it's okay
At once. . There is a question. The male protagonist smashed the original body to death. . This setting is quite uncomfortable
It was the first time I saw the heroine save the hero, but was also implicated by the hero. The hero was still superior, and the hero even got married in the end. I paid for the last chapter just to leave a message. Otherwise, I won't be able to get over my anger.
The heroine pokes at the ant nest out of boredom, so cute