Ji Fengmian is a famous “Divine Physician” in the martial world, renowned for her extraordinary medical skills and for keeping every promise, no matter the cost.
Whether she saves someone and how she does it are entirely up to her.
She had always been alone, wandering the martial world. Then one day, she found a young man at the foot of a cliff.
He seemed to have fallen from the cliff, and by the time she found him, he had only one breath left. Ji Fengmian had never been one to do charity.
But the young man had a remarkably handsome face, with sharp brows and bright eyes, and he had a fine physique, too.
Seeing him covered in blood and fallen into the dirt, Ji Fengmian suddenly felt compassion for him.
Later, the two spent their days and nights together. They never said it outright, but they had already come to see each other as their destined partners.
But good times didn’t last. Turmoil broke out at court.
The two had no choice but to part ways and pursue their separate missions.
When they met again, one was the heir of the Ningguo Duke’s household, and the other was a county lady of a general’s household.
The heir had disappeared after being gravely wounded back then, and everyone had thought he was dead. Now that he had returned in perfect health, who knew how many people dropped their teacups in shock?
As for the county lady, they said she had been frail and sickly, spending years recovering in Jiangnan. Only in recent years had her health improved enough for her to return to the capital.
When they came back, everyone remembered the marriage agreement their ancestors had made years ago.
Would the heir and the county lady honor it?
Everyone in the capital waited to see a good show.
“I heard that the county lady became a doctor after years of illness and is now highly skilled. She’s recently received the Empress Dowager’s permission to call off the engagement.”
“A Mian, is what they’re saying true? Do you really hate me that much?” The heir, imposing and impartial before the world, sneaked into her boudoir at night and asked pitifully.
