A flashy, domineering young nobleman vs. a compassionate young physician (Please favorite and leave a comment!)
Whenever someone mentioned Young Master Wei of the Weiyuan General's household, even passing dogs shook their heads. Everyone said that apart from his handsome face, there wasn't a single good thing to be found about him.
His father was a great general, his mother a princess, his aunt's husband was the emperor, and his cousin was the crown prince.
His eldest brother commanded the army, his second brother was a doctor of the Imperial Ancestral Temple, his third brother was the newest top scholar, and even his fourth brother was an imperial bodyguard.
He alone spent every day socializing, throwing money around, and neglecting his studies.
He was the most notorious wastrel in the capital.
He wouldn't kneel before his ancestors, and he dared to keep the emperor waiting when summoned.
One day, the flashy and domineering Young Master Wei got into an argument and tossed the young master of the Minister of Rites' family into a mud pit.
As a result, his father was denounced to the emperor by the Minister of Rites.
Everyone said it was a disgrace to the Weiyuan General's household, and that Fifth Young Master Wei was as good as a lost cause.
His father finally lost patience and sent him away to toughen him up.
After leaving home, Fifth Young Master Wei was pursued by assassins, set on fire, and poisoned. He came close to death several times.
Luckily, he met a benevolent bodhisattva of a woman.
She was beautiful and kind. Not only did she treat his wounds, she also took him home.
Somehow, he later developed a strange affliction: if he couldn't see her for even one day, he felt uneasy.
And so the legitimate son of the mighty Weiyuan General's household willingly became a live-in son-in-law.
Many years later, that once-reckless and unruly Fifth Young Master Wei became the powerful minister who could turn the Liang Kingdom upside down with a wave of his hand.
Yet what he was proudest of in his life was... becoming his wife's live-in son-in-law!
And who was his wife? A Chan of the Zou family of Jishengtang in Kuizhou!
Reason for entering the Growth and Comeback event: The heroine was born into a family of physicians and was raised at home, waiting to marry and become a housewife. Then disaster struck, and her family nearly fell apart. Through her own efforts, she rose from a small-town physician to become the dynasty's first female physician with an official rank. She saved countless lives, revived her family's near-bankrupt business, and left her name in the history books.
Theme: Every cloud has a silver lining!
I really like the story of A-Chan and Wei Xiaolangjun. Can there be more similar stories? It's so interesting and I love to watch it [Spread flowers][Spread flowers][Spread flowers]
Other brothers in the family: When did Xiao Wu get married? It seems like I ate some big melon Xiangxiang: I barged in the door upside down (akimbo·yelling·arrogant jpg)
A posthumous child refers to a child whose husband died and the wife was pregnant, right? How can there be a posthumous child whose mother died?
I'm so happy, I saw the update of the third brother and the third sister-in-law 💪 [Spread flowers] Big
Damn, did you forget to make a side story for Third Brother? 😭 😭
Is there an emergency? Is there one more word? "It's an emergency"
2025.4.8 Finished reading
Oh my God, I can still see updates 🤩
Why is there only one extra story? I want to see the sweet love between Achan and Xiangxiang. You are so cruel 😭
Can there be more extra episodes? My big 🥺