Modern medical student Lin Wei transmigrates to Chang’an at the height of the Great Tang, forced to find her way in an unfamiliar era with nothing but a first-aid kit and her medical knowledge.
During an emergency on the street, she saves the injured Xiao Che with an improved suturing technique and sterile methods.
In doing so, she challenges the Tang dynasty’s prejudice against female physicians and forms an unbreakable bond with this gentle, upright man.
From providing free consultations and medicine to the poor at Beitian Ward, to attending the Qujiang spring purification festival together and enjoying the lanterns and floating river lanterns at the Shangyuan Festival, then pledging their love amid the plum blossoms.
As they save lives together time and again, their feelings gradually deepen.
She teaches him modern first-aid techniques, while he searches for rare medicinal herbs for her and shields her from criticism and doubt.
Together, they prepare to open the Wei Che Clinic, bringing modern medical ideas into traditional medicine.
They use mugwort to dispel the cold and lithospermum root to heal wounds, treat children’s convulsions and ease the elderly’s rheumatism.
Amid the fragrance of medicine and the warmth of daily life, they make the clinic a haven trusted by the people of Chang’an.
