Tang Dynasty: Saving Lives and Helping Others, Li Lizhi Falls for Him

Transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty, Shen Chang'an was bound to a merit system—healing the sick and saving lives accumulated merit, which could be exchanged for cultivation techniques, elixirs, and even immortality. So he began offering free medical consultations outside Chang'an, specializing in treating all sorts of difficult and complicated illnesses. His fees were flexible; a single coin or a simple thank you was enough. The people were moved to tears, exclaiming, "A divine healer has descended to earth!" Shen Chang'an smiled slightly: "Sorry, I am indeed a cultivator." However, he never expected that his first "big client" would be Princess Li Lizhi, the eldest daughter of the emperor, who had traveled incognito from the palace. Even more unexpectedly, after treating her, the princess didn't leave. "Doctor Shen, my mother is unwell, could you take a look?" "Doctor Shen, my elder brother, the Crown Prince, is suffering from a leg ailment, could you treat him?" "Doctor Shen, my younger sister, Xiao Sizi, misses you, could you come to the palace to play with her today?" Shen Chang'an: "..." He just wanted to quietly cultivate immortality, how did he become the royal physician and nanny of the Tang Dynasty? Even more outrageous, Princess Chang Le, who was supposed to marry Changsun Chong, kept running to his courtyard every few days, and her eyes were getting increasingly strange. Li Shimin didn't believe in this young man's medical skills at first, until Shen Chang'an saved Empress Changsun with a single pill, cured Li Chengqian with three doses of medicine, and even raised the frail and sickly Xiao Sizi to be plump and healthy. His Majesty the Emperor finally couldn't sit still any longer: "Shen Chang'an, what reward do you desire?" Shen Chang'an glanced at Princess Chang Le, whose face was flushed beside him, and then at Xiao Si Zi, who was clinging to his leg and calling him "Brother Shen," and smiled slightly: "Your Majesty, I wish to... propose marriage." (The synopsis is insufficient; please proceed to the main text.)