During the Daoguang period of the late Qing Dynasty, obstetrician and gynecologist Su Yao accidentally traveled through time and became Su Wanniang, a girl from a small family in Shanghai County, and was forced to celebrate someone else's wedding. She relied on modern medical skills to save people with silver needles and broke the rules, but she was involved in disputes between various forces. She explored the collision between Chinese and Western medicine, communicated with missionaries, and attracted criticism from conservatives. She entered the palace to diagnose and treat concubines, and based on her medical skills, she became involved in palace intrigues. In the face of doubts, frame-ups and plagues, she stuck to her true nature as a doctor, used medical skills and wisdom to break the situation, and developed a complex relationship with Prince Rui Zhao Heng in the beacon fire and apricot forest.
This is a legend that shows how female doctors fight against conservatism and save lives with their benevolence and wonderful skills in the tide of the times.
