At the Beginning of the Ming Dynasty's Medical Journey, I Cured Queen Ma

Shen Ran, a top student with a double degree in history and clinical medicine, opened his eyes in the smell of disinfectant water in the anatomy room. He was already in the ruined temple of Hongwu for fifteen years. Tangled in cobwebs and empty in his belly, he became a poor scholar whose family was in ruins. He dragged his dying body into this iron-blooded dynasty where the household registration was as iron as iron and the Tiqi were rampant - the aftermath of the Hu Weiyong case was still unresolved, the Kongyin case was shrouded in haze, human life was like grass, and modern medical skills were his only way to survive. From identifying poisonous medicinal materials in drug stores to using cardiopulmonary resuscitation to save a suffocating child, he used the "magic" of combining Chinese and Western medicine to alarm Ying Tianfu. Boiling disinfection to prevent infection and salt water tooth protection, these advanced ideas attracted the prying eyes of Jin Yiwei, but also caused him to accidentally get involved in the treatment of terminal diseases in the mansion of a powerful man. When news came that Queen Ma was critically ill, he was pushed to a turning point in history. Becoming an imperial physician at the Taiyuan Hospital, he faced the deeply suspicious Zhu Yuanzhang, and dealt with the secret fight between Prince Zhu Biao and King Zhu Di of Yan. He was well aware that medical skills were difficult to save in this era, but he still wanted to fight the plague with boiling methods, admonish emperors with medical principles, and protect the foundation of the Ming Dynasty with benevolence. Under the surveillance of the royal guards, the questioning of the imperial doctors, and the whirlpool of the court, can this doctor from the future rewrite the fate of Queen Ma and Zhu Biao? Is what he brings a life-saving prescription, or a fire that subverts the times?