Don’t Mess with the Poisonous Doctor

There seems to be a mistake in these chapters; Du Ruo's maid is called Xiao Tao. The rest will be corrected.

A time traveler teaching ancient Western medicine, complete with all sorts of IV drips, gloves, and other bizarre equipment (might as well open a hospital!), And then bringing it up in front of the male lead—the excuses are full of holes. And then there's the original female lead jumping off a cliff (let's not even talk about whether she'd actually die from the fall; anyway, she'd be gone.

If you can't use your brain while reading, you might as well write about the original female lead transmigrating. This is truly indescribable; I'm dropping it due to all sorts of plot holes.

The chickenpox outbreak orchestrated by Fang Jinshu was not the primary type. As mentioned in the article, the bacteria were treated to reduce infectivity and did not cause excessively serious consequences. Moreover, after the incident, Fang Jinshu had closed the embassy, ​​and people entering and leaving the embassy underwent certain disinfection procedures, so it would not harm ordinary people.

A newbie here to check it out, hoping for a great visit from the expert, keep it up!

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Regarding the Fang family: Dad is a typical patriarchal father. He says, "I love you, I worry about you," but he doesn't express it subtly. If he does something excessive, he says it's all for your own good. Mom is very cooperative with Dad but also has her own ideas. However, since the couple often agree, she doesn't seem to have many opinions of her own.

If there were no fate, how could we have met? Meeting online is also a kind of fate. I've come to see an expert; could you please give me some guidance? Thank you!

Well, regarding Fang Jinshu's attempt to temporarily bring Shang Lu to his senses, as a doctor, I feel that Fang Jinshu wasn't concerned about what Shang Lu had done, but rather that he didn't take his illness seriously at all. This is a major taboo for a doctor. That's why she did this before taking any action, to make Shang Lu consider what was more important.

The plot is set in an extremely underdeveloped ancient era with poor medical technology, so many things about the female lead will be unheard of, which is also the source of her character design later on.