Founding a Women's Medical Clinic in Ancient Times

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The sharp-tongued, tsundere heiress × the refined, scheming, green-tea scholar

The serious blurb:

Qin Zhen was born into the body of an ancient-era young lady. Her family was wealthy, her parents doted on her, and everything was wonderful, except that she had been born prematurely. The doctor declared that she would not live long.

And she really wouldn't.

[Remaining lifespan: 189 days]

[Target: ...]

She had a System that assigned her random missions.

All her targets were women, and mission progress was measured by their mood at specific stages of their lives. Once progress reached 100 percent, she would receive a certain amount of extra time to live.

Simply put, she helped her younger sisters, older sisters, aunties, and mothers-in-law solve their problems.

Confidante, generous fairy, flatterer, best mouthpiece, beacon of righteousness... She was all of them.

But women's troubles in ancient times weren't limited to staying alive. There were mental and emotional problems, and the most difficult of all: gynecological issues...

This was an era that still had chastity memorials. Many people regarded gynecological illnesses as a scourge and a sign of impurity. Men pointed fingers, while women avoided doctors out of shame...

At first, she only did it for herself. Later, she came to feel genuine compassion and resolved to change...

A note: Since neither the author nor the heroine has any professional medical experience, this story contains no detailed scenes of medical treatment! The heroine's main career isn't studying medicine or treating patients. Instead, she opens a chain of women's clinics, chooses locations, promotes them, and persuades patients to seek treatment... She works to overcome the pressure of public opinion in a feudal society and make medical care available to women.

The green tea's lines:

"Am I not good-looking? Why doesn't Zhenniang want to see me?"

"What can he do better than me? Is he better-looking? Or does he understand Zhenniang better than I do? I know best what Zhenniang likes..."

"Madam Qin, Zhenniang and I are devoted to each other. I have yet to come pay my respects, and that is my discourtesy... It has nothing to do with Zhenniang..."

A little scene:

Xie Lingyi asked coldly, "Are you two exchanging heartfelt confessions?"

Qin Zhen looked at the two people standing in front of her and felt a headache coming on. After sending everyone else away, she used her one-word strategy on Xie Lingyi: coaxing.

"Xie Lingyi, you're the best. Don't be mad at me anymore..."

She pulled her hand away.

Qin Zhen stared blankly at her as she turned and walked away without looking back. She sobbed, "Xie Lingyi, I'm cold, and my head hurts..."

Xie Lingyi stopped and looked back...

Reading guide:

1. Family life and everyday troubles in the early chapters; later, she regains her memories and awakens, opens clinics, makes products, advertises and promotes them, and casts a wide net.

2. A little melodramatic, with romance and plot roughly split 50/50. Both leads have no prior romantic partners. Childhood friends engage in an intense push-and-pull, with the male lead quietly asserting his claim and the female lead saying one thing but doing another...

3. Set in an imaginary world. Please don't overanalyze the details.

I'm terrible at writing blurbs, so feel free to give the story a try.

Theme: Never give up.