The Divine Tree Connects Past and Present, and Ancient Physicians Worship Me as a God!

【Ancient-to-modern connection + sweet romance and growth + mutual salvation + fictional setting】 Su Ruoli accidentally discovers that the ancient tree in her home connects to a completely fictional dynasty from a thousand years ago. There, she meets an apprentice to a famous ancient physician. He says: “The plague is raging. Please, Divine One, grant me medicine.” He says: “Countless people are starving. I’ll trade gold, silver, jewels, antiques, and paintings for food and water from the Divine One.” Su Ruoli gives an easy wave of her hand. “Granted.” She teaches him greenhouse farming to end the famine and curb soaring food prices. She teaches him to dig wells, heat the water, and purify it. She teaches him to combine Chinese and Western medicine to treat difficult illnesses. In return, he sends her antiques, paintings, gold, and jewelry from time to time, helping her take on her awful relatives and turn the tables with face-slapping comebacks. Su Ruoli always thought the man was a blockhead. Until one day, Su Ruoli realizes that something about him seems to have changed. “A Li, we’ve grown fresh fruit in the greenhouse. Would you like to try some? I’ll feed you.” “A Li, the wind is bitter and the roads are slippery with snow. Why not stay here tonight instead of going home?” Could it be that the iron tree has finally blossomed? Or is it because she trained him so well? * My name is Xiao Zimo. I am a down-and-out physician framed by villains. In the fifth year of Linzhao, a plague ravaged the land, leaving corpses everywhere. It was like hell on earth. The crops failed completely, and the common people had no way to live. She gave me the medicine to save the world. She gave me clean, clear water and solved the survival crisis in Tianjiang City. And she warmed the heart I had shut away. I offer the mountains and rivers as my betrothal gift, and the sun and moon as my wedding gifts. I make this vow: May we share wine warmed by the fire and fragrant tea, together every morning and every night.