A renowned physician of her age transmigrates into the body of the Eastern Han’s last favored consort. With a scalpel in hand, she cuts through palace intrigue, saves princes, and commands the imperial guard. On the eve of the Three Kingdoms’ chaos, she wields medicine as a blade, exposes deadly schemes in the deep palace, breaks the power of the great clans, and forges her path to becoming an iron-fisted empress.
A poem says: “Silver needles pierce the soul within ninefold walls; blood stains the dragon robe as she ascends the throne. Who rules the Han palace, she asks with a smile? The tiger tally is shattered into a game of sun and moon.”
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