Old Madam Han Says She Met Bai Suzhen

Old Madam Han would rather die than admit it: she really couldn’t cultivate immortality.

Although her eldest son had judged the talismans she drew to be “wastepaper sprinkled with animal repellent”;

although the medicine she made often turned from tonic to poison, costing her son more than a hundred taels in compensation;

although the “husband” she talked about was actually a male celebrity she’d seen on TV in her previous life...

She still firmly believed she was an immortal master!

After all, the words “We respectfully see off Immortal Master Han” came with their own background music!

Eldest son Han Surui: Mother, please take it easy and stop going out and causing trouble.

Second daughter Han Zheyue: Mother, do you have enough money? I can give you some if you don’t.

Youngest son Han Caixing: Mother, is that “Bai Suzhen” you mentioned really a snake?

Then one day, someone mentioned the three words “Medicine King Valley.”

Old Madam Han froze. Why did that name sound so familiar?

The fat steward, who spent every day staring at the sky, also changed his expression.

This is the story of a “fake immortal master, real loving mother” and her three children, each with a different personality,

living their lives in a small town.

Everyday life is sweet, but there’s a lot beneath the surface.

A slow burn, but utterly addictive.