In the dusk in Chang'an City, Wang Xuechun always felt that there was a thin veil between himself and the Han Dynasty. Three months ago, a sudden car accident caused her to fall from the modern pediatric clinic into the side hall of the Weiyang Palace in BC. The stethoscope in her hand turned into a heavy bronze medicine pestle, and her white coat was replaced by a complicated deep dress with a deep skirt.
As the youngest director of pediatrics in a tertiary hospital, she has calmed countless crying children with her precise diagnosis and gentle comfort. But in this era where witch doctors are rampant and medicines govern the country, her profession has become a "witchcraft" and the concept of sterility has been dismissed as "hypocrisy." When the youngest son of the royal family was in critical condition due to a "convulsion" and the imperial doctors were helpless, she was accused of "colliding with the dragon's face" and used modern first aid knowledge to save a life.
These eyes, which could see through the lesions, gradually saw clearly the man who was always observing her in the dark - the calm and wise King of Jiaodong Liu Che. He was amazed by her "fantastic ideas" and was even more moved by her tenacity and kindness in the face of difficulties. In the hierarchical Han Dynasty, a female doctor from the future and a prince who was about to reach the peak of power had no intersection in their worlds, but they were tightly intertwined by life and death tests.
When medical skills became her armor and the thread of their relationship, Wang Xuechun began to think: Should she find her way back, or should she stay in this era where he exists and use her own power to change the fate of more people? And Liu Che is also making a decision: should he follow the established historical trajectory, or take a different step for her? The strife in the court, the conflict of ideas, the fog of the future, can they survive the storm of more than two thousand years ago?
