Wang Xiaole's Transmigration and Emotional Choices

Wang Xiaole, the youngest deputy chief physician in cardiothoracic surgery at the city hospital, is used to the precision and composure of the operating room. But on a weary drive home after a late-night emergency, a sudden flash of blinding light sweeps her into chaos. When she opens her eyes again, her white coat has been replaced by coarse hemp, and the smell of disinfectant by the earthy, pungent scent of soil and plants. She has transmigrated to the Xia Dynasty, a period about which the historical records say little.

There are no heart monitors or antibiotics here, only cracks in oracle bones used for divination and tribal alliances held together by blood ties. She saves a boy branded as “ill-omened,” but her strange behavior arouses the elders’ suspicion. When she uses modern first-aid knowledge to treat an arrow wound, they believe she possesses the “power to commune with the gods.”

The taciturn tribal leader Si Qi, with his sharp eyes, initially sees her as an anomaly. But after repeatedly watching her save lives with her “miracles” and display unyielding resolve in desperate situations, his frozen heart begins to thaw. In this age where ignorance and civilization intertwine, Wang Xiaole must not only fight to survive. As she and Si Qi clash and learn to work together, a love spanning three thousand years quietly takes root. But when modern medicine meets ancient faith, and personal love collides with the survival of a tribe, what path will she choose?