Qin Shi: Carrying Ibuprofen Actually Saved the Emperor!

Dragging a box of ibuprofen, she stepped onto the road two thousand years ago. In front of them is the array of the Qin army, armored as iron and as silent as a mountain. Deep in the car, the emperor who swept across the world was being burned unconscious by high fever, and the imperial doctor ordered him to kneel on the ground. Prime Minister Wang Fu's face was ashen and defeated, and he had already made arrangements for his funeral in secret. A white tablet dissolved in water and poured into the emperor's throat. Half an hour later, he opened his eyes. The whole camp was shocked and fell silent. No one knew where she came from, and no one knew what else was stuffed in the box - ibuprofen, cephalosporin, iodine swabs, and an electronic thermometer. Each item taken out was enough to silence the entire hospital. And she stood deep in the Qin Palace, facing the emperor's scrutinizing gaze, and she knew better than anyone else: as long as this medicine box is used, she can survive in Great Qin. But when the last pill is gone, what should she use to continue her life? What's even more fatal is that the emperor who was dragged back from the hell gate never seemed to intend to let her go. He treated her like a nobleman of the country. What she wants to repay is the whole world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.