A modern scalpel cuts through the thousand-year barrier of time and space. Shen Qingmo, a top surgeon, opened his eyes and turned out to be a dying abandoned concubine in the woodshed of Ningyuan Hou Mansion in the Dayin Dynasty. In order to survive, she used shochu as a disinfectant and a silver hairpin as a willow leaf. Amidst the decay and mildew, she forcefully pulled the dying maid back from the gate of hell. This shocking "magic" pushed her into a deeper whirlpool - exile in the bitter cold north. During the migration, life and death are unpredictable. The gears of fate are quietly biting in the deserted village. She rescued a seriously injured caravan leader with deep eyes and extraordinary bearing, who called himself Xiao Heng. The plague spread like wildfire, and the two were forced to join hands. She saved the people from the fire and water with her medical skills that were beyond the times, and he stabilized the chaos with his thunderous skills. Under the shadow of death, trust and affection quietly grew, warming the cold wind in the north.
However, when the enemy's iron hoof knocks on the pass, the war breaks out again, and a shocking identity tears apart this short-term peace. Xiao Heng, whom she devoted her life to treating and fighting alongside, was actually the prince of the enemy country Dayan, and the blood feud of her mother country - the son of the culprit of the Shuofang City massacre twenty years ago! The tenderness of the past turned into ice in an instant, and love and blood feud collided fiercely in her heart. She, guided by benevolence, is a solitary lamp that illuminates the epidemic and people's hearts; he, holding a steel sword as a shield, cuts a way out in the struggle for power. The doctor's benevolence and the prince's responsibility work together with difficulty in this troubled world. Can they fight for a way out for the common people on the ruins of hatred? At the end of Xuan Hu Ji Shi, can they really reach their return home?
Reader comments
It's well written, with an open ending. The author should have professional medical knowledge, and many treatment processes will be described clearly, but as a reader, I pay more attention to the development and advancement of the story, so I mostly skipped reading, haha
It's well written, with an open ending. The author should have professional medical knowledge, and many treatment processes will be described clearly, but as a reader, I pay more attention to the development and advancement of the story, so I mostly skipped reading, haha