Blurb One:
Many years later, a historian waved his brush and wrote:
During the Dasheng era, military commanders were suppressed and civil officials were frustrated. A great plague and earthquakes struck, and a princess was sent away for a political marriage. With internal strife and external threats on every side, the realm was in peril.
Yet a woman general swept through the land like a breaking wave, a civil official plotted before acting and brought order, a divine physician revealed her full potential, and a princess gave herself to serve her country. The wisest ruler in Dasheng’s history even appeared.
And their stories were not yet over.
P.S. Dasheng is a completely fictional dynasty, so please don’t associate it with any real one.
Blurb Two:
Shen Yuejian, a 21st-century genius surgeon, thought she had died while fighting the epidemic. But when she opened her eyes, she had transmigrated into the daughter of the Duke of Wei’s household. After following her divorced mother to Tianyu Mountain, Shen Yuejian decides to return to her old profession. She spends more than ten years diligently studying traditional Chinese medicine on the mountain, only to become everyone’s most powerful healer the moment she comes down. From then on, she goes further and further down the path of saving lives and healing the wounded.
