Transmigrating: Who Is the Woman I’m Falling For?

(The story's central idea comes first: This is a story about a healer's compassion, and serving both country and family.

For a healer, in acupuncture and moxibustion, the slightest difference can mean life or death; in medicine, every pound and ounce can mean a life.)

An accident sends Su Qingge, a university student of traditional Chinese medicine, soul-transmigrating to another world.

She had hoped to live peacefully in a secluded paradise, but her compassion as a healer shatters that peace when she saves an injured man.

Over three years, neither more nor less, even the wind stirring a banner stirs the heart.

She thought they would begin anew when they met again, but it turned out to be the end.

When she learns that he has come to seek treatment for his fiancée, she hides her sorrow deep inside.

Then, with her mother missing, her heart grows cold toward life itself, and she decides to trade her life for another's, saving his fiancée.

Who would have thought she would survive the ordeal, only to find her own origins shrouded in doubt? When the truth comes to light, she is a princess, yet still cannot escape others' schemes. The regent of a neighboring kingdom treats her with sincerity and asks for her hand in marriage before the golden throne. After much deliberation, she puts her past entanglements behind her and leaves to marry abroad.

The regent loves and protects her, giving her a carefree life. Unfortunately, danger follows as the struggle for the throne and power begins.

Su Qingge isn't afraid, because someone by her side will shield her from the storm.

Su Qingge's eyes shine as she says firmly, "I won't be your weakness. Trust me."

Yun Fengyu smiles faintly. "I know. You took me in and saved my life back then."