[A seemingly gentle, well-behaved female doctor vs. a ruthless, poisonous-hearted martial hero] Also known as Marry Me, Blame the Matchmaker for Tying the Wrong Knot
I thought it was just a boring rebirth into another mother's womb. Why are there so many hidden plot twists?
Shen Qingqing has no particular ambitions. She just wants to live a quiet, peaceful life. If she could find herself a gentle, refined husband, share a loving marriage, and keep the candle burning bright, ideally with a few chubby kids, that would be just perfect.
But nothing goes her way. The man she'd been engaged to since childhood is stolen away by someone else. Just when she's finally found the courage to believe in love again, someone sabotages her blind date too.
Furious, Shen Qingqing burns a huge incense stick at the Matchmaker Temple in the middle of the night. She thinks, Surely this time I'll get a good husband.
Unfortunately, the matchmaker is no help. Instead, he secretly ties Shen Qingqing's red thread to a man with a heart black as can be.
Shen Qingqing had only done her duty as a doctor when she saved a man on the verge of death.
Looking at the taut lines of the man's abdomen, Shen Qingqing swallows in secret. She tells herself that to a doctor, patients have no gender, but her little hand can't help stroking his tempting muscles.
Who would have thought that the man, still unconscious, would lift his eyelids slightly and grab the hand wandering over his abdomen?
One day, Shen Qingqing is at her usual post in the clinic.
She's seen more than ten patients in a row, and not one of them has been a man. Looking up, she sees a certain someone standing at the entrance, staring at her with a dark expression.
The man strides into the clinic with an intimidating air and slams the sword hanging from his waist onto the table in front of Shen Qingqing.
"Doctor Shen, have you forgotten something?"
Shen Qingqing: ⊙﹏⊙ I haven't forgotten anything.
[Reading Guide]
1. Both leads have only ever been with each other.
2. Happy ending.
3. One-on-one romance.
Premise: Let fate lead the way