Medical student Lin Wan'er has narcolepsy. During one deep sleep, she unexpectedly transmigrates to Chang'an in the Tang dynasty and awakens in the body of Su Qingwan, an unwanted concubine's daughter. Her family arranges for her to marry in someone else's place, hoping she will bring good fortune to the ailing heir, Li Chengjin. But undercurrents of danger swirl through Chang'an, with court conflicts and family conspiracies following one after another. How will Lin Wan'er face these crises while trying to uncover the mystery behind her transmigration?
Taking Chang'an of the Tang Dynasty as the background, it incorporates historical elements to show the prosperity and darkness of ancient society. Through the setting of narcolepsy, the heroine's narcolepsy is not only an opportunity for time travel, but also an important element in promoting the development of the plot. Later, the relationship between the male and female protagonists gradually warmed up, but family intrigues and court struggles made their love full of twists and turns. This is a book that integrates time travel, medical skills and tactics.
It's worth reading. It's not a mindless novel. The writing style is mature and the character descriptions are very three-dimensional. Endless aftertaste, a very good book.