Married in a Flash to the Healing Fairy
Her father's mistress and her daughter stole Christina's engagement to the Lu family, then sent her away to a remote village. There, she met a mysterious old man—who turned out to be the legendary Wuji Healer. Years later, the crippled fiancé is dying, and the family wants his billion-dollar bride price. So they drag Christina back... to take her sister's place and marry a broken man.
Story Guide
Episode 1
Christina lives far from the city, raised by an old man she calls Master—actually the legendary Wuji Healer—while gifts from her master's other disciple keep arriving. When she jokes that even a stone costs money, he nudges her to go down the mountain and use the medicine she already knows. Meanwhile, in the Lu house, Lucas Lu is a billionaire heir stuck in a wheelchair, and Christina's stepmother has turned his search for a wife into a viral sensation online. But Lucas is done waiting on the Mu family, who took his bride price and never delivered a bride. He decides to call off the engagement himself.
Episode 2
Lucas arrives at the Mu household ready to cancel everything, and the family scrambles to explain why no bride showed up. A convenient swap is offered: Christina, the daughter sent away years ago, can marry him instead. Christina refuses outright, insisting the engagement was arranged by her mother and Christina's stepmother—not for her stepsister. The argument turns ugly, with the stepmother and stepsister mocking her as a village nobody who's a perfect match for a sick man. Still, the bride price and the Lu family's pressure hang over everyone as the wedding date closes in.
Episode 3
With only three days left before the wedding, Lucas formally brings a termination agreement and demands the bride price back. The Mu family insists they can explain, and the stepmother pushes Christina forward as the substitute bride since she's also a daughter of the family. Lucas, tired of Christina's stepmother's relentless matchmaking, considers it—any bride would do. Christina tells him they aren't suited and urges him to return the bride price. But when she insults him, he fires back that he isn't calling it off because of his disability—it's because she's ugly. The deal suddenly tilts.
Episode 4
Christina flips the moment she hears the bride price: a hundred billion. Within seconds she's calling Lucas "husband," and the two agree to meet at the civil affairs bureau the next afternoon. The stepmother and stepsister sneer that a cripple is all she deserves, but Christina doesn't care—she even hints his legs might not be as hopeless as everyone thinks. Lucas's man confirms the details, and the bride price becomes the sticking point: the money is meant for the bride, so where is she? The family is left scrambling as Christina cheerfully prepares to marry the man she just insulted.
Episode 5
Lucas's assistant is baffled—didn't he come to break the engagement? Why is the wedding suddenly tomorrow? Lucas claims it's only to fulfill Christina's stepmother's wish, though his smirk says otherwise. Talk turns to the Wuji Healer, who vanished months ago, and to his young disciple—the "Little Healing Fairy" who began medicine at six and was saving lives by thirteen. If Lucas could find that disciple, his legs might be cured. Christina, meanwhile, asks to borrow a "donkey cart," then gleefully discovers how to start a car, delighting everyone around her.
Episode 6
Christina marvels at how thin and large city phones are, and her master's voice echoes in her head telling her to adapt—scroll short videos, keep up with the times. On screen, Christina's stepmother is livestreaming again, showing off the family's hundreds of villas and promising any bride a hundred million in monthly allowance. Christina recognizes her own husband still being advertised and claims her hundred million on the spot. Then it's time to get the marriage certificate, with a reminder to prepare for photos—though nobody explains what "preparing" actually means.
Episode 7
Christina shows up for the wedding photos dressed in her master's old mountain style, baffling the studio. When the photographer asks Lucas to stand for a half-body shot, he flatly refuses—if he can't shoot it his way, he won't marry. Christina, with surprising strength, handles the situation, and the photos get taken. Lucas's assistant is stunned by her power, wondering if her mysterious master taught her. With the certificate now in hand, Christina says it's time to take Lucas to meet her master—and Lucas finally asks who that master is.
Episode 8
Christina reveals her master's name: Xu Rugui. Lucas has never heard of him. She describes him fondly as an ordinary old man who can't even afford a bed and lives off her sister's gifts, yet always saves her roasted chicken legs. Then she asks Lucas why he lets people push him around instead of standing up and walking. His assistant explains: Lucas was a difficult birth, lost his mother young, was sickly as a child, and lost the use of his legs in a car accident. Christina's response isn't pity—she says his legs look "delicious," hinting she can treat them.
Episode 9
Christina insists Lucas's condition is actually easy to cure, though his assistant dismisses it—even the famed Wuji Healer could only keep him alive with secret medicine, and only the healer's disciple, the Little Healing Fairy, offers real hope. Christina plays dumb, claiming she's just a nobody. Lucas orders the household to prepare for tomorrow's auction, where the healer's disciple is rumored to appear. Back at his mansion, Christina gawks at the elevator and the sheer size of everything, then shocks everyone by demanding to share Lucas's room—and ordering him to take off his pants.
Catch the next episode to see whether Christina's bold cure works—and whether Lucas figures out exactly who he married.
Cast
- Christina — Heroine; raised by the Wuji Healer, forced to marry in her sister's place
- Lucas Lu — Crippled billionaire heir; Christina's husband
- Christina's stepmother — Father's mistress; sent Christina away and schemes to replace her
- Christina's stepmother — Daughter of the mistress; originally set to marry Lucas but avoids it
- Christina's stepmother — Posts videos to find Lucas a wife and wants him married
- Wuji Healer — Legendary healer; Christina's master
FAQ
Who is Christina in Married in a Flash to the Healing Fairy?
Christina is the heroine. She was sent away years ago and raised far from the city by an old man she calls Master, who is actually the legendary Wuji Healer. Her family later pushes her forward as a substitute bride to marry Lucas Lu in her stepsister's place.
Who is Lucas Lu?
Lucas Lu is a billionaire heir who is stuck in a wheelchair. Christina's stepmother turned his search for a wife into a viral sensation online, and he initially arrives at the Mu household to call off the engagement and demand the bride price back, but ends up agreeing to marry Christina.
Why does Christina end up marrying Lucas instead of her stepsister?
The Mu family took Lucas's bride price but never delivered a bride. When Lucas comes to cancel the engagement, the family offers a convenient swap: Christina, the daughter sent away years ago, can marry him instead. Christina refuses at first, but after learning the bride price is a hundred billion, she agrees and calls Lucas 'husband.'
What is the bride price in the show?
The bride price is a hundred billion. It becomes the sticking point in the negotiations, since the money is meant for the bride, and Christina flips the moment she hears the amount.
Who is the Wuji Healer and what is his connection to Christina?
The Wuji Healer is a legendary healer who vanished months ago, and he is Christina's master. Christina reveals his name is Xu Rugui and describes him fondly as an ordinary old man who can't even afford a bed and lives off her sister's gifts, yet always saves her roasted chicken legs.
Can Christina cure Lucas's legs?
Christina hints that she can. She says his legs might not be as hopeless as everyone thinks and that his condition is actually easy to cure, and she even tells him his legs look 'delicious.' Lucas's assistant dismisses her, noting that even the famed Wuji Healer could only keep Lucas alive with secret medicine, and that only the healer's disciple, the Little Healing Fairy, offers real hope.
Is Married in a Flash to the Healing Fairy worth watching?
If you enjoy ReelShort-style dramas, this one blends Revenge, Betrayal, Billionaire, Contract Marriage, Hidden Identity, Family, and Medical elements. The hook is a girl raised in a remote village by a legendary healer who is dragged back by her family to marry a crippled billionaire in her sister's place, and the story builds toward whether her bold cure works and whether Lucas figures out exactly who he married.
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