Seven-leaf Hibiscus

The Crown Prince of Jiangcheng, He Zhiyao, had a canary at home.
As time passed, he surprisingly developed some deep fondness for it.
Just when he thought he would keep it for life, his canary flew away.

Sir, Your Wife Has Signed For You 

Xu Ji lifted his eyelids and glanced at her.


After Gu Xi asked, she realized that her question might have been a bit intrusive.


She was about to say "I'm sorry," when Xu Ji spoke up.


"I was very young when I was brought to the He family, with perhaps a bit of talent, but I wasn't very clear about what I wanted to learn. It was a friend of Grandma He, an old doctor of Chinese medicine, who thought I had a good memory and a quiet nature, suitable for studying medicine. He insisted on taking me as his apprentice, so I followed him and learned for a few years."


"But at that time, I didn't have any particular concept about whether I should become a doctor."


"Later, it was because of Ah Yao's illness that I thought I should do something, and that confirmed my choice to study medicine, so I majored in psychology."


"Then, because my grades in neurosurgery were so good, the professor thought I was suited to it and had me take an additional course."


Chapter 429: The First Meeting