The Legend of Qin: I Brought Ibuprofen and Somehow Saved the Emperor!

Dragging a suitcase full of ibuprofen, she steps onto a highway from two thousand years ago. Before her eyes stands a Qin army formation, its soldiers clad in armor like iron, silent as mountains. Deep within the royal carriage, the emperor who swept across the Six Kingdoms is burning with a high fever and unconscious, while the imperial physicians kneel in a row.

The Chancellor, Wang Fu, is ashen-faced and has already begun making secret arrangements for what comes after his death.

A white pill dissolves in water and is poured down the emperor's throat. Half an hour later, he opens his eyes.

The entire camp is stunned into silence.

No one knows where she came from, and even fewer know what else is packed in that suitcase: ibuprofen, cephalosporins, povidone-iodine swabs, and an electronic thermometer. Every item she takes out is enough to leave the entire Imperial Medical Bureau speechless.

Standing deep within the Qin palace, facing the emperor's scrutinizing gaze, she understands better than anyone: as long as her medicine kit lasts, she can survive in the Qin Dynasty.

But when the last blister pack of pills runs out, what will she use to keep herself alive?

Even more dangerous, the emperor she dragged back from the brink of death seems to have no intention of letting her go.

He treats her like a scholar of the highest caliber.

But what she must repay him with is the entire world.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.