Chang'an's Healing Fragrance: A Legendary Tang Dynasty Physician

Set against the outbreak of the "ghost haircut" epidemic in Chang'an during the Tianbao era, this is a story of a modern female doctor who transmigrates to the past and uses iodine disinfectant to fight the disease, only to be accused of practicing "witchcraft" by the Imperial Medical Office before turning the tables.

The heroine, Su Wantang, combines the wisdom of the Newly Revised Materia Medica with modern medicine. Amid a double struggle in court and on the streets, she smashes a conspiracy and exposes the shocking truth: Tibetan spies colluded with the Imperial Medical Office, while Yang Guozhong manipulated the epidemic.

At the Golden Throne Hall, she proves her innocence with the "seven-step handwashing method" and a mouse experiment. She then joins forces with Pei Shaoqing to uncover secret Tibetan letters, eventually earning Emperor Xuanzong's personal appointment to lead medical affairs.

Blending political intrigue with the clash between Chinese and Western medicine, the novel is guided throughout by the healer's conviction: "With skilled hands, dispel the plague; with compassion, save the world, surpassing even the immortals." Amid the High Tang splendor of "clouds for her dress, flowers for her face," it tells a legendary tale of medicine, with "a heart of ice in a jade pot."