Su Qingyuan, a doctoral student in medicine in the 21st century, never thought that she would fall into the remote mountains of Daxia amidst the explosion of gene editing experiments.
At the beginning, she is a dying peasant girl with nothing but a brain full of modern medical knowledge. She used a red-hot needle to disinfect the wound, and used plant ash to make a simple styptic powder, saving lives and healing the wounded amidst doubts, but she didn't know that a bigger storm had quietly come - the mysterious man covered in blood who she hid in the cellar turned out to be the current prince Xiao Che, who was being hunted by the queen.
One is a time-traveling girl who has no power but can reverse life and death with her medical skills, and the other is a troubled prince who is trapped in a deep city but is in a desperate situation. The day and night interactions in the cellar were a game of temptation and trust: she cut out carrion and detoxified strange poisons for him, and he shielded her from open shots and hidden arrows. When the instinct to "live" collided with the ambition to "save the world", two souls from different worlds actually developed a life-and-death bond in troubled times.
The queen's pursuit order follows closely, and the conspiracies and machinations of the court are intertwined. She dismantles crises with scalpel-like precision: using herbal medicine to crack the palace's secret poisons, using post-mortem techniques to expose witchcraft scams, and relying on anti-epidemic laws to stabilize the hearts of the people on the border; he uses the thunderous means of imperial magic to make progress step by step: he uses the power of the countryside to accumulate strength, and uses resourcefulness to dismantle his relatives' gang members. Finally, with the help of her "medical line", he regains the throne in a pool of blood.
From the mutual support of life and death in the cellar to standing side by side in the Jinluan Palace, they broke not only the natural barrier of status, but also the prejudice of the times. When he said, "I share the palm of this world with you," she used the "Daxia Medical Code" as a pen to write down the history of women.
