A Little Physician from the Tang Dynasty

Complete! My new novel, South Street Bakery, is now updating daily. Childhood sweethearts, an older woman-younger man romance, and a family working hard to build a life together, with plenty of food. Visit my author page to add it to your reading list! In her previous life, Le Yao had finally opened a clinic for the blind and was making enough to support herself, when a fire took her life. When she opened her eyes again, she had transmigrated to the Tang dynasty, and heard a cold voice ordering someone to dig a pit and bury her. Le Yao: “...W-wait! Don’t shovel me in yet!!!” She desperately reached out and grabbed the man’s robe. She looked up in panic and unexpectedly met a pair of eyes as clear as snow on a mountain. The original owner was the daughter of a convicted official. Unwilling to suffer humiliation during her exile, she drank poison and died. The man standing before her was Yue Zhiyuan, a commandant in the Garrison Command of Ganzhou. That very day, his superior had transferred him away from the front lines for no good reason, assigning him the tedious job of taking custody of disgraced officials. Yue Zhiyuan was already irritated by this when this happened... He lowered his eyes to the woman on the ground, her hair disheveled, blood streaming from all seven orifices, her appearance horrifying. They stared at each other in silence for a long time. He wondered in alarm: ...Has she risen from the dead? Then the female ghost clutching him, who had accidentally touched his injured leg, blurted out, “Your ankle is dislocated.” Yue Zhiyuan: ? What joint? What dislocation? “W-would you like a free bone-setting treatment?” Yue Zhiyuan: ?? Female ghosts these days can set bones??? #Everyday growth from female convict to master physician# Patient Information: 1. Customs are inspired by the Tang dynasty, but there’s plenty of creative license. Please don’t nitpick historical details. 2. The author is not a specialist in traditional Chinese medicine. Please be kind about any mistakes. 3. Mixed-heritage Hu general x down-on-her-luck daughter of a court physician. This story focuses on her medical career and a slow-developing romance. 4. Both are each other’s only one; happy ending; six updates a day; 70% anti-piracy padding. 5. The writing is still leisurely and slow-paced, not a fast-paced power fantasy about a career-driven heroine. There are plenty of everyday medical scenes, and side characters get their share of the story too, with a touch of ensemble storytelling. 6. If the story isn’t what you hoped for, feel free to drop it without telling me. Hope you enjoy reading. Theme: Live a healthy, happy life