Miss, Don’t Be Afraid: I’ll Take You to the Modern World for Surgery

Xia Yu is a suona prodigy admitted through a special music program. Her greatest dream is to take the suona to the highest temple of the arts, but she ends up transmigrating to ancient times with her instrument.

After transmigrating, she discovers that she's illiterate: she can't read traditional characters, use a calligraphy brush, work an abacus, play a string instrument or chess, paint, or sew. She's hopeless at everything.

By a twist of fate, she saves the daughter of the prime minister and gets to eat, drink, and have fun alongside the young lady.

She brings pots and pans from ancient times, hoping to return to the modern world to sell antiques and make a fortune, but accidentally takes the young lady back with her.

Since she's already here, why not take the young lady, who's had heart disease since childhood, to a top-tier hospital for treatment?

The young lady doesn't have an ID? We'll get her registered as an undocumented resident.

The young lady has never been vaccinated? Doctor, please don't yell at her.

For the young lady, it's her first time witnessing a caught-in-the-act affair, her first time up close at a divorce lawsuit, and her first time learning that a woman can live boldly and freely without marrying by the age of forty.

The young lady returns to ancient times with a healthy body and modern ideas, where she kills her enemy and avenges her mother...