Lin Xiaoman, a modern female doctor, traveled to Chang'an in the prosperous Tang Dynasty due to a laboratory explosion. Her white coat turned into a skirt. By chance, she was rescued by Lu Jingran, a young man from a wealthy family. Relying on her modern medical knowledge, she wrote down the first aid plan for children with febrile convulsions in the medical records of Lu Mansion. She later successfully treated children with convulsions and showed her medical skills. ? She carried out sanitary reforms in Lu Mansion, improved drainage, disinfected well water, made masks, and also tried to refine penicillin and artemisinin. During this period, she gradually fell in love with Lu Jingran. However, before the Chinese Valentine's Day, the imperial edict granted marriage, Lu Jingran fell into the river and disappeared, and Lin Xiaoman was heartbroken. ? Two years later, she opened the "Huichun Tang" to practice medicine in Chang'an, and Lu Jingran returned with Persian glassware. The two worked together to combine traditional Chinese and Western medicine to save lives and heal the wounded, which became a legend. Many years later, their medical concepts were passed down and carried forward, becoming legends in the medical world of the Tang Dynasty, witnessing the power of doctors' original intentions across time and space.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
