She takes a tumble and lands in Medicine King Valley, where she becomes Sun Simiao's “Lingshu” disciple from the start? This transmigration is a huge win... right?
Modern Chinese and Western medicine student Lin Wei is torn between the “slow” ways of Chinese medicine and the “fast” ways of Western medicine when a shooting-star delivery drops her face-first into the Tang Dynasty, making her Sun Simiao's last disciple, Sun Lingshu!
Her name sounds impressive (she's literally the spirit of the Lingshu Classic!), but the pressure is intense! Her stern senior brother glares like a knife: “How dare a wild girl like you?” Her second senior sister patiently explains, “Mint is cooling in nature...” Sun Lingshu's inner voice: “Mint candy! Toothpaste!”
Worse still, her “Western medicine brain” won't switch off!
While her master discusses the flow of qi, she's picturing anatomy diagrams;
While her senior brother regulates the meridians, she's pondering neural pathways;
When she sees a wound being cleaned, her professional instincts kick in: “Boil the water! Disinfect it!!!”
Faced with this “otherworldly disciple” who keeps asking about “bacteria” and “anatomy” but has a sharp eye for healing, the Medicine King, Sun Simiao, gleams with insight: “What you call ‘bacteria’ may be akin to ‘evil qi’... Yet the pivot of the healing arts lies in seeing the source and connecting Heaven and Earth.”
The atmosphere in Medicine King Valley takes a sudden turn:
A master-disciple legacy gets mixed up with debates across time and space;
The fragrance of ancient herbs mingles with modern-day quips;
Diagnosis by observation, listening, questioning, and pulse-taking is interspersed with questions that pierce the soul...
Sun Lingshu: In the Tang Dynasty, just got out of a sickbed. A silver needle and medicinal herbs in one hand, “bacteria disinfection” in the other. Her goal: use her “Western medicine brain” to bridge ancient and modern medicine, and live up to the name “Lingshu”!
Enter the valley and join this spectacular adventure blending Chinese and Western medicine!
