One Hundred and One Wishes

【Heir to Traditional Chinese Medicine ✘ Young Marquis】 Sanqi, also known as “gold you can’t trade away.” On the day they drew lots to choose a name, Qiao Sanqi picked the medicinal herb sanqi. Her father, Qiao Biandou, breathed a huge sigh of relief. At least it was better than his own name, “Biandou.” Sanqi truly was “gold you can’t trade away.” Having grown up doted on by her family, Qiao Sanqi had few worries, except for one thing: Lately, she’d been feeling inexplicable pain and hearing strange voices. Even the lovingly prepared chicken soup her mother, Ms. Chen Huan, made tasted spoiled, only for the taste to vanish a moment later. Was she really going crazy?! Well, she wasn’t crazy. She was just sharing sensations with someone. That person ate poorly and slept poorly. People cursed him and beat him, and he was being treated terribly, quite literally. Hearing all this made Qiao Sanqi feel awful, too. If only the people in that world could treat him a little better. Even just a little. But, heavens… No matter how much I feel for him, you can’t just toss me into some barren dynasty with nothing in it! I really am about to go crazy now! - The fifteenth day of the second month, the Flower Festival. As she tied a red ribbon to a flowering branch, Qiao Sanqi made a wish: “May Qi Lianxia be healthy and live to a hundred.” Qi Lianxia had always scoffed at prayers. He had never expected to get what he wanted by wishing for it. Everything he had, he’d fought and seized for himself. But during the time when their shared sensations disappeared, he prayed constantly. Thousands upon thousands of prayers, all for the chance to hear her voice one more time, to know for sure that she hadn’t vanished, that she wasn’t an illusion. “May I see Qiao Sanqi again, in her era, in her time.” 【Note】 *The story opens in the modern day and is mainly told from the heroine’s perspective. There are some scenes set in the modern era before she transmigrates, but they make up only a small portion of the story. After around a dozen chapters, the setting shifts entirely to ancient times. *Happy ending, both leads are each other’s first. *They choose each other wholeheartedly. Theme: Eat well, sleep well, live well, and love wholeheartedly.