[A witch doctor is still a doctor. Just tell me, did I cure you or not?]
Xu Li, a witch living in a magical forest, accidentally transmigrates into a melodramatic, angst-filled romance novel.
In the story, the disabled and domineering male lead meets the kind, sunny female lead.
After a slew of angsty physical and emotional trials involving first loves, stand-ins, car crashes, and miscarriages, the male lead's legs are healed, and he and the female lead live happily ever after.
Xu Li transmigrates into the role of the genius doctor the male lead spent a fortune bringing back from abroad.
The male lead before her wears a dark, ruthless expression. "Can you cure me?"
Remembering how brutal he is in the book, Xu Li shudders and nods repeatedly. "Yes, yes, I can."
As for how she'll cure him, that's none of your business.
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Xie Jinci feels that something is off about the new family doctor.
On the first day of treatment, he sees Xu Li put a mouse's tail in his medicinal soup.
On the second day, he's surprised to discover he can feel his legs, but it hurts like he's walking on the tips of knives.
On the third day, his legs hurt less, but he's lost his voice.
On the fourth day, he can speak again, but only after sleeping for three days straight.
On the seventh day, Xie Jinci: ?
Did this Doctor Xu really study proper medicine abroad?
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1. One-on-one romance, a lighthearted, silly, sweet story. The male lead isn't a jerk like the original novel's male lead, and there are no stand-ins or first loves.
2. This novel is for entertainment only. If you get sick, see a qualified doctor.
(Blurb saved on August 24, 2025. Screenshot taken.)
Theme: Face life with a positive attitude
