Master Hua: Please, I'm begging you, save my child!
Heng Qingzui: I don't treat patients. I don't treat men.
Master Hua: How can you discriminate based on gender!
Heng Qingzui: I won't listen, I won't listen. A turtle is chanting sutras.
Hua Manlou: ...
Heng Qingzui: I never said you were a turtle's bastard.
Lu Xiaofeng: How are Hua Manlou's eyes?
Heng Qingzui: Do you want the truth or a lie?
Lu Xiaofeng: The truth, of course.
Heng Qingzui: No. Hope. At. All.
Lu Xiaofeng: Couldn't you put it more tactfully?
Heng Qingzui: Even Bian Que would sigh, and Hua Tuo would shake his head.
Lu Xiaofeng: ...Okay, that's pretty tactful.
Heng Qingzui: I have a flower that understands my heart, flawless as a tower of gold and jade. I gently tease its silken strands as it blooms in secret; dew dampens my clothes as it sleeps beneath the rosy clouds.
Hua Manlou: ...You can't say things like that to anyone else.
Lu Xiaofeng: I overheard that. How thrilling.
Sikong Zhaixing: I overheard it too. Quite a variety of tricks, huh?
Ximen Chuixue: Me too.
Zhu Ting: Lu Xiaofeng, let go! I'm a married man. Let me go!
[Note]
The female lead is a healer. Her CP is Hua Manlou. The story is partly original and intended for entertainment only.
A medium-length, light mystery with sweet romance. It takes place before the original story begins, and some of the settings are borrowed and adapted from Gu Long's original works. The author is a pure humanities student. All medical knowledge comes from Baidu and made-up nonsense, so don't believe any of it!
Writing my thesis used up all my brainpower, so I'm writing something that doesn't require much thought to keep from getting rusty. (Considering the author has only one head, two hands, and twenty-four hours in a day, updating irregularly is perfectly reasonable.)
The author has a diamond-hard glass heart and welcomes all reasonable suggestions with an open mind.
P.S. Some strange typos in the story are there to get around content filters.
(I refuse to believe this still won't pass review!)
Theme: This love is neither sickness nor poison, and no medicine can cure it
Hee hee, men have always set the rules that discriminate against women. Finally, we have a rule that discriminates against men.
It's my first time to meet Yaozong! Looks good!
No, the author's writing is really good, but I really can't handle this comment from a year ago. Please don't cheat me!
Originally, I wanted to save up and read it again, but I couldn't help myself because I couldn't find any good martial arts fics!
I come from next door, and I always look forward to every martial arts fan article from Dada ^_^ Do you want to open a Ximen Chuixue one in the future?
Bruce Leehhhhhh
I just realized that this is a medicine sect.
I picked this up from another article. It's a new pit.