The Divine Doctor Son-in-Law Doesn't Want to Live Off His Wife

[Full text complete. Please support the official edition. Thank you so much!] [New bonus extra chapters! Readers with a subscription rate of 70% or higher can read them for free~ The bonus chapters are unrelated to the main plot and are just little Easter eggs, so read them or not as you please (sending love)] My next book will be released sometime this year. Check out the food novel, A Guide to Feeding the Villain Husband, whose blurb appears at the end~ [Blurb] Yu Shangzhi, a modern Chinese physician born into an aristocratic family, transmigrates into another world and becomes a village doctor in a rural hamlet. The original owner had agreed to become a live-in son-in-law to a tough village lad, but changed his mind halfway through and tried to fake his death and escape. Who knew his medical skills would be so poor that the fake death would become real? After Yu Shangzhi transmigrates: Good news: His life is not over, and he is alive. Bad news: The poison in his system has not been purged, and he is blind. He cannot get away, so he has no choice but to stay and live off his husband, while opening a clinic to help support the household. At first, everyone distrusts him because he has barely any facial hair, and they do not miss a chance to mock him. That is, until he cures the strange illness of a village child, the landlord's migraines, the difficult labor of the county magistrate's favorite concubine, the chronic illness of the prefect's beloved daughter... And even the congenital weakness his brother-in-law was born with. Every patient recovers under his miraculous hands, and every dose of medicine works! Only then do the villagers take another look at this village doctor who is not yet twenty. Well, would you look at that, he really knows his stuff. - Wen Yecai stands seven chi tall, with sword-like brows and bright eyes. Were it not for the birthmark between his brows, everyone would take him for a dashing young man. But in an age when delicate, willowy lads with red lips and fair faces are considered beautiful, he has become a famously ugly lad far and wide. On top of that, he has supported his family since childhood, and is hot-tempered and strong as an ox. Even at nearly eighteen, no one has married him. Taking a page from the landlord's family, he brings home a village doctor as his live-in son-in-law. The man has a straight nose, thin lips, and a face like fine jade. He looks even prettier than a lad. As a beauty enthusiast, Wen Yecai is very satisfied. So what if the man is a little pale and weak, and temporarily unable to see? That will not stop him from feeding the man well and raising him at home, then having a few little ones who take after their father! - According to the history books: Yu Shangzhi, a renowned physician of his era, had the benevolence of a healer. He treated everyone equally, regardless of status, and saved countless lives. His disciples were found throughout the land, and after his death, the people built a temple to honor him. He and his husband, the Wen family lad, treated each other with respect throughout their lives, stayed together until old age, and enjoyed a house full of children and grandchildren. They founded a family of renowned physicians, whose legacy was praised for a thousand years. [Gentle and refined genius physician gong x dashing and optimistic hunter shou] [Reader's Guide] 1. Gong's perspective, with the leads doting on each other [highlighted]. A slice-of-life farming story with family squabbles and everyday trivialities. Later on, there will be childbirth and child-rearing, though the children do not feature much. 2. The medical content in the story serves the plot and contains a lot of fictionalized material. Please do not take it as fact. 3. The gong's blindness is temporary, and he will regain his sight fairly early in the story. 4. The shou's name is simply down-to-earth. It was decided on early, not chosen at random, and it has no other meaning =3= [Upcoming Novel Blurb] A Guide to Feeding the Villain Husband [Super dependable, top-notch cook gong x beautiful, strong, tragic villain, the head eunuch shou] Qin Xia, a food influencer, transmigrates into a book and becomes a disposable side character who humiliates and forces himself on the villain while the latter is badly injured and delirious, only to die a gruesome death in the end. By the time Qin Xia transmigrates, the original owner has already pulled the villain into his arms and is about to assault him. Qin Xia rubs his chilly neck. Facing the villain's confused and uneasy gaze, he steels himself and says, "You're so skinny you're all skin and bones. How about I make you a bowl of noodles?" Then the villain eats all the noodles he makes. Five bowls, no less. Before the villain eats him out of house and home, Qin Xia has no choice but to go out and earn some money. # The neighbors notice that the idle rogue Qin Xia has turned over a new leaf. Not only does he now have a handsome lad by his side, he is also setting up a stall to sell food. At first, nobody believes his cooking is edible. That is, until they try his starch sausages, grilled cold noodles, rolled cold rice noodles, hot and sour vermicelli, fried milk, iron-plate chicken frames, jianbing, bite-sized pan-fried buns, egg burgers, yogurt fruit bowls, assorted mini rice cakes... The Qin Family snack stall becomes a hit! Before long, the stall turns into a grand restaurant. Qin Xia even sets up a franchise chain and takes over an entire food street. But one day, the silly lad by his side disappears. Everyone sighs that, as expected, men turn bad once they have money. He must have betrayed the silly lad and married a rich wife instead. Meanwhile, in the imperial capital, Yu Jiuque, the current Grand Eunuch of Nine Thousand Years, suddenly sneezes. Then he places a hand on his slightly rounded belly, his face dark with displeasure. The ministers gathered below tremble like sieves under the stormy pressure. They think to themselves: The Duke's wrath is thunderous. Someone is probably going to lose their head again today! But after waiting for ages, all they hear Yu Jiuque say in a chilly voice is, "If you have something to report, report it quickly. If not, get out. Do not delay me from going home for dinner." A cozy food story in which the gong and shou dote on each other. Theme: Only by holding fast to your dreams can you achieve success.