Bronze Ding Takes the Blame: We Are Really in a Serious Relationship

Modern medical student Lin Wei touched the bronze tripod in the laboratory and fell straight into the bamboo forest of the Tang Dynasty. As soon as he rescued Pei Xuan, the servant of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, who was seriously injured, he was regarded as a monster. He finally relied on suturing to gain a foothold, but he was also involved in Turkic conspiracies and palace infighting. She traveled to Chang'an with a modern first aid kit, used chocolate to stop bleeding, and shocked everyone with her disinfection skills, but she was always caught by Pei Xuan for her "wonderful ideas". While he complained about her "weird" medical skills, he silently shielded her from open and covert attacks; she said she disliked his rigidity, but she dared to use a scalpel against a machete when he was assassinated. The fragments of the Holy Cauldron caused turbulence in time and space. On one side was the murderous intention that was approaching step by step, and on the other was the heartbeat that spanned thousands of years. When the rationality of a medical student collides with the tenderness of an ancient minister, this love affair in the Tang Dynasty, which began in the emergency room, is destined to have a different ending in the beacon fire and moonlight. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.