Qihuang Tiangongpu

Su Banxia, ​​a descendant of a century-old family of traditional Chinese medicine, accidentally uncovered a thousand-year-old secret entanglement between his family and Yongchun Hall during a medicated meal accident on the night of the winter solstice. The fragments of the Tang version of the "Huangdi Neijing" hidden in her grandfather's study, the bronze meridians exposed by the collapse of Beishan Mountain, the Big Dipper on the top of Mount Everest... When she used a silver needle to break through the conspiracy wrapped in modern technology, she discovered that the human body's meridians actually resonated with the pulse of the earth. In order to prevent Yongchun Hall from weaponizing the wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine, Su Banxia is deeply involved in the dispute over the core of the Five Movements: the living "Shen Nong's Materia Medica" from the Dragon Bone Cave in the Wood Movement, the Zhou Dynasty Bronze Chakram in the Xuanming Cave in the Water Movement, and the Quantum Jiao Ren in the Burning Sky and the Abyss in the Fire Movement... ... She used the "Lingshu" acupuncture method to control the cinnabar key, and amidst the siege of mechanical bees and nano-hyphae, she unlocked the genetic code left by her mother in "Su's Medical Case" and faced the cruel truth about herself as an "experimental subject of heaven and man". From Dunhuang Xingcha to Guixu Hueyang, from the quantization of "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" to the emergence of the Beidou Hidden Star, ancient medical classics have become a weapon to break the situation. When the giant meridian network covers the world, the silver needle and the torrent of data collide to create the flame of civilization's survival - this battle of medicine across time and space finally finds the ultimate balance between technology and humanities in the millennium echo of "the sincerity of great doctors".