When the Sickly Daughter Raised Her Hand, the Aunt's Face Turned Green.

The day she dressed as Shen Wen, the legitimate daughter of the Shen family, the original owner had just been poisoned to death on the way back to Beijing. His biological mother died young and his father looked coldly on him. The aunt occupies the magpie's nest with a dove, and the concubine presses her nose on her face. No one in the whole family expected her to come back alive. The first thing she did when she woke up was to wrap her broken left wrist. The second thing was to keep the bottle of ointment that had been tampered with as evidence. The third thing was to pick up the bowl of hot porridge and say to the empty courtyard: "I'm back." In her previous life, she was an attending physician in the Department of Orthopedics, and her hands did not shake for eight hours at a bone-setting surgery station. Chinese medicine bone setting, acupuncture and massage, and prescription identification are all engraved in the bones. After ten years of fighting practice, he can break three wooden boards with one punch. He can draw, play the xun, and recognize 800 kinds of medicinal herbs - the Shen family didn't know that what they brought back was not a sick cat. It's a wolf