Peng Xuejun Transmigrates to the Zhou Dynasty

Peng Xuejun was the youngest associate chief physician in cardiac surgery at a top-tier hospital. Calm and decisive with a scalpel in hand, she had saved countless lives and was a rising star in medicine. Then a sudden laboratory explosion made her lose consciousness in a flash of white light. When she opened her eyes again, she found herself in a wild, barren land. This was the Zhou Dynasty, before the rites and music had fallen into ruin. Chariots trampled the yellow earth, bronze vessels bore ancient totems, and in her modern white coat, she was an inexplicable “outsider” in the eyes of the tribespeople.

Rescued by Ji Yun, a passing hostage prince, she put away her scalpel and used first-aid knowledge to treat battlefield wounds. She challenged beliefs in witchcraft with modern medical ideas, struggling to find a foothold in this benighted age. Ji Yun was as gentle as jade, yet bore the heavy burden of his nation. Drawn to Peng Xuejun’s intelligence and resolve, he was also fascinated by the “other world” she spoke of.

As modern medicine collided with ancient rites, and personal feelings became entangled in political intrigue, Peng Xuejun’s mission to save lives brought not only cultural clashes and the struggle to survive, but also a chance, amid the chaos of war, to journey through time with the extraordinary man fate had placed in her path.