A Useless Medical Practitioner? My Little Aunt, She Killed All over Kyushu!

No CP+Strong Female+Book Wearing+No Female Competition, No Black Original Heroine Cheng Yang is a veritable sick child. She takes three steps, gasps for five steps, and coughs. She is the kind of person who even vomits blood in the wind if she is not paying attention. The family has raised her for six years, hoping that she can start practicing to make up for the shortcomings brought out in her mother's womb. Who would have thought that even the bones are missing! What a worry at home, but fortunately Cheng Yang also has a little aunt with unparalleled medical skills and a genius. Cheng Yang and his brother were packed up to the Shengchen Peak. When they first met, the little aunt was dressed in plain clothes and had a graceful figure. He looked at her indifferently, as if she was ruthless, and looked like a lonely and cold female Taoist. However, on the second day, what floated out of the room was a woman with disheveled hair and a ghostly appearance—— Cheng*Youhun*Sister-in-law*Wu: From now on, across three thousand pear trees and six hundred Xiangshui rivers, I will not choke. You should always remember the first time you saw me. The little aunt has two faces in front of others, crazy in front of others, crazy in front of others, legend has it that she cannot get what she loves, and has been possessed by the devil for decades. She only relied on the protection of her childhood sweetheart to avoid being punished on the spot by the righteous path of the immortal sect. However, due to the collapse of her Taoist heart, her cultivation level has also fallen below the base. She is an out-and-out pure crispy blood bag... Cheng Yang looked up at the bloody figure that tore the world apart and fell into deep thought. If this is what you call useless, then you... Huh? Cheng Hao: Darling, is this allowed to be said? (PS: The heroine Cheng Wu in the novel and Cheng Yang, the heroine in the original novel, are most likely to be interspersed from the perspective of the two heroines, and there is no cp in either case.)