Judge of Medicine and Fragrance

-The heroine is immediately "smell-scented" when she appears. She has to settle accounts even when saving people, and she has both brains and sharpness. -The male protagonist's "no-sense" debut, relying on the female protagonist's fragrant pills to restore pain, laying the foundation for a two-way redemption in the future. -The interaction is thorny and sweet, with no sloppiness. The first chapter is about throwing the hook: Why is he indifferent? Why does she recognize people?