Transmigrated, I Tried to Lie Flat, but They Forced Me to Become a Shrew

Hu Yanhua, a gifted modern student of traditional Chinese medicine, transmigrates to ancient times after a strange lightning tribulation. She transforms from a university student with lofty ideals of healing the world into a legendary physician who uses modern medical knowledge to save lives in a feudal era. Her fate becomes entwined with that of Xie Zian, a retired general, amid a devastating epidemic, giving rise to a tale of compassion, life, and love that transcends time. Using transmigration as its premise, the story focuses on the clash between traditional medicine and modern thinking, celebrating physicians' enduring mission to heal the world, as well as the courage to hold fast to one's convictions and embrace change in adversity. The relationship between Hu Yanhua and Xie Zian transcends conventional ideas about men and women in ancient times. Their wisdom and strength, compassion and sense of responsibility exist in equal partnership, ultimately blooming into a brilliant flower of love and ideals amid the mire of a feudal age.