Nan Xing graduated from a university of Chinese medicine, then transmigrated into the body of Nanjia Village's notorious shrewish husband...
An orphan with no siblings, this twenty-two-year-old ger had been unable to find a husband. After saving up sixteen taels of silver by slaughtering pigs and sheep, he used the money to buy himself a live-in son-in-law.
Pei Shuo was tall and handsome, and even a talented scholar. Unfortunately, an accident left him blind while he was taking the provincial examinations. His scumbag father and stepmother threw him out, and for sixteen taels of silver, the older ger bought him as a live-in son-in-law. When he tried to run away, he fell off a cliff and broke his leg.
The original owner spent all his savings on a disabled man who was good for nothing but his looks. Unable to get a refund, he beat his husband and ended up working himself into an early grave.
When Nan Xing arrived, his blind and lame husband was checking for his breath.
Pei Shuo was covered in bruises, his blind eyes dark and gloomy. He summoned all his strength to take them both down with him, but Nan Xing caught his wrist and checked his pulse. "Don't be afraid. I can heal your eyes and your leg."
Nan Xing could do more than treat eyes and bones. He had transmigrated with a System that rewarded him for treating patients. With enough patients cured, he could exchange his rewards for all sorts of things: better compost and harvests, refined sugar, glassmaking...
Everyone was amazed to discover that the shrewish husband, who used to do nothing but slaughter sheep and castrate pigs, was actually a kind and gentle little miracle doctor, a lucky star who could do anything.
They had agreed to divorce once Pei Shuo was healed. But Pei Shuo went on to pass the provincial and metropolitan examinations, then moved from Nanjia Village to the capital. He rose to the highest ranks of the court and had students throughout the land. Nan Xing finally asked, "How are we still sleeping together?"
The gloomy puppy turned into a clingy sweetheart. Pei Shuo pulled the little doctor into his arms and asked pitifully, "Are you going to divorce me, your live-in son-in-law?"
#Set in a fictional world. The author is not a medical professional. Medical details are only for the plot and should not be applied to real life. #Younger man #Childbirth
Theme: A healer's compassion, saving lives and helping the world.