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Xue Shirong, the concubine of the Yaofu Mansion, was bullied by her eldest sister since she was a child. However, while making poison to save people, she ran into Mu Shuang'an, the eldest son of the Hou Mansion who stole wine by stealing wine. His unruly eyes reflected her stubborn figure, and his words, "I'm going to order this medicine," disrupted her destiny. The imperial edict of marriage pushed her into the abyss, but he overturned the engagement in public: "I only want Xue Shirong!" When the mystery of her life experience was revealed, she turned out to be an orphan from the previous dynasty; when conspiracies arose in the court, his armor was stained with blood to protect her. She uses medicine as a blade to defeat the enemy invisible; he holds the sword to guard her, allowing her to live in peace for the rest of her life. From the undercurrent in Yaolu to the wedding at the Hou Mansion, from protecting each other in life and death to being together forever, he said: "You are the most proud 'medicine' in my life. It is poisonous to the bone marrow, but also sweet to eternity." --In troubled times, love is like a medicine. Once you fall in love with someone, there will be no cure in this life.

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