The wind rises over Chang’an, and shadows stretch across the city.
Xu Yannian, a junior minister at the Court of Judicial Review, wears his official robes and dispenses justice with an iron hand. With the realm in his heart, he is an officer of the law whom all revere.
Lu Zhaoyang, a gifted physician, wears plain clothes and carries a compassionate heart. She hides a tender nature, along with a past no one knows.
One baffling case after another stirs hidden currents at court, as a web of political intrigue tightens around them.
He upholds the law; she saves lives.
The world says the court is merciless and the jianghu vast.
Yet amid the stormy, troubled world, they make a vow upon their integrity and protect one another with sincere hearts.
A breeze passes, and one glimpse leaves them spellbound, never to forget each other.
I couldn't resist leaving a comment after reading just the fourth chapter! The title alone caught my eye! The unusual beginning makes you want to keep reading. Thank you to the author for writing such a wonderful piece; keep up the good work! 💪
I was drawn in by the pictures and the title. I usually only read books rated 9.5 Or higher, and I was prepared to leave if I didn't like it. I was surprised by the author's excellent writing and the realistic historical setting. I've only read a few chapters so far, but if the rest is this good, I'll definitely finish it.
The storyline flows smoothly without any awkward pacing, making it very enjoyable. Each case and symptom is presented clearly and concisely. The author's writing is excellent, making for a pleasant read. The romantic relationship between the male and female leads is exceptionally well-developed, and the emotions of the young couple are depicted with great detail. It's definitely worth reading.
The descriptions of scenery and characters at the beginning were quite good, and the writing style was nice. The pacing was slow, so you need patience. I didn't have the patience 🤭 and skipped to the end. The overall story is very sweet and heartwarming between the male and female leads, which I really liked. However, there are some obvious plot holes, such as the ages and names – those are a bit problematic! Keep up the good work, author! 👍👍👍
The history here is written very well and is not at all dry. As you look at it, you might flip through a history book to compare it, which makes you feel the grandeur of the Tang Dynasty once again. The romance is secondary; the romantic storyline isn't abrupt but rather unfolds gradually.
The author's writing is excellent, and the story unfolds gracefully. Every step of the female protagonist's growth is marked, making you feel like you're growing up alongside her. Having read this far, I haven't encountered the other main characters yet, which piques my curiosity and makes me want to continue reading. The female protagonist truly deserves the description: a doctor with a benevolent heart.
I'm still hesitating about whether to write a side story...
This is really well written; the author's writing style is superb. Take your time reading it; it's pure classical Chinese, quite good. Why isn't such a good work rated?
The writing is good, but the pacing is too slow. It's like a 30-episode TV series where the male and female leads don't meet until after episode 10. It's like reading a doctor's on-call diary and a police work notebook, interspersed with bits of daily life. The whole story is flat and uneventful, with everything going smoothly without any ups or downs.
The story unfolds gently, perfect for someone like me who loves traditional Chinese style. There's no time-travel, rebirth, melodramatic family feuds, just heartwarming everyday moments and the first stirrings of love.