When hyaluronic acid meets Xiuchundao, plastic surgeons become the saviors of the late Qing Dynasty?
In Beijing in 1884, Su Xiaodao, a time-traveling plastic surgeon, carried a rusty beauty instrument and molded Emperor Guangxu's pockmarked face into a modeled face.
Fake Western medicine doctor Tang Xibei held up the ancestral mask mold: Your double eyelids need to be opened with a Boxer knife! The foreigners raised their guns to cut off Cixi's European-style breasts, the reformers rushed to get face-slimming injections, and the Eight-Power Allied Forces blasted the Forbidden City with hyaluronic acid cannons - in this beauty war, can two embroidered knives rewrite the Xinchou Treaty?
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.