The TCM Expert Refuses to Be a Cannon Fodder (Transmigrates into a Book)

[Black-Lotus Female Lead] [Powerhouse Back in the Beginner Village] [Dog Training] [Female Lead Pursues Male Lead] [Redemption for the Villain]

A black-lotus schemer trying hard to pass herself off as a well-behaved little princess × a loyal puppy trying hard to pass himself off as a brooding, crazy, ultra-cool badass

Wei Zhiman, a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, transmigrates into a book and becomes a wicked princess destined for a gruesome death. Her stepmother marries her off to a good-for-nothing heir. She is found seven days after her death, maggots already breeding in her bed.

As they say, if you don't even try to save yourself, there's something wrong with your outlook. Wei Zhiman refuses to accept her fate. Combining ancient and modern knowledge of Chinese medicine, she rolls up her sleeves and returns to her old profession, determined to dominate the medical world.

The emperor is poisoned and on the verge of death. The people suffer from internal heat and weakness. The soldiers are badly wounded and consumed by anxiety...

Watch the villainess rise to become everyone's favorite.

Before long, the name of the Princess of Wei sweeps across the land. Wei Zhiman is a miracle-working doctor, unmatched in her field. Who says women are inferior to men? That year, Wei Zhiman and her friends walked around with their hands in their pockets, not knowing what it meant to have a rival.

The young man, dressed in a green robe and silver armor, holds back tens of thousands of Hu cavalry until they are too afraid to move. Jiang Yugui has spent decades walking alone, driven by his desire to serve his country, until a flash of dark purple enters his sight.

She is a brilliant doctor, gentle and strong. No matter how hard the world gets, she always wears a smile, never complaining or giving in to sorrow, always devoted to the people.

She scrapes poison from his bones and risks her life for him, forcibly dragging his wretched life back from the gates of death. Jiang Yugui never dares hope the princess will look back at him. Quietly protecting her from behind is enough.

He never expected that, amid the wind and rain, she would suddenly turn back, her smile as radiant as a flower, just as it had always been.

“Grand Tutor Jiang, are you in love with me? As it happens, I need a prince consort.”

[Sweet romance. The male lead is the only one in love at first, then they fall for each other and choose one another.]

[The traditional Chinese medicine in this book is mostly fictional, and the story takes many liberties. Please don't come at me.]

[One-on-one romance, happy ending]

Theme: Challenge prejudice against women practicing medicine.