Embroidered Green Jade

Gu Yunjiao, the daughter of a prominent medical family, was reborn with a pharmacy. She became a young village woman who was widowed on her wedding night. 

Her biological father disappeared, her mother was a crybaby, her in-laws considered her an unlucky omen, and there were even lustful men with ill intentions watching her closely. 

Life was tough. 

Fortunately, her mother-in-law was formidable, and her siblings were supportive. Her family members were very protective of her. 

Her mother-in-law made a deal with her: if she could uphold her chastity for three years, she would be set free. 

Three years later, she had become a renowned divine physician and a wealthy woman. 

She packed her belongings to seek her freedom, but her family members all cried and wailed. 

A certain incredibly handsome man held her tightly and said, "You can't leave! You've examined my body, so you're responsible for me!" 

Gu Yunjiao counted on her fingers and retorted, "When I was treating patients, I've seen at least eighty, if not a hundred men."

The man covered her mouth and said, "They were all patients; only I am a man." 

Later, there was a legend in the capital city that the young and handsome Prime Minister was afraid of his wife. 
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The Prime Minister Seduced Me to Give Birth

When it was dinner time, Madam Cook finally flared up. When Brittany was picking up food, she knocked her fork on the back of her hand and said fiercely, "You're the only one eating all the dishes on this table."

"You don't work every day and only know how to run out. You eat more than anyone else!"

Brittany was caught off guard and her hand was knocked. She retracted her hand and resisted the urge to throw the plate on the old woman's face. She lowered her head and used the action of chewing to calm her emotions bit by bit.

Her grandfather, who was a Chinese medicine expert, had told her since she was young that anger was the root of all diseases.

Therefore, not being angry was equivalent to getting sick less.

It was just that she was still young and her experience had not reached the peak yet.

Madam Cook was still scolding, "If you can earn some money for the family, I won't scold you even if you run out."

Chapter 37 Raising A Pig Is Better Than Raising You_1