
The Medicinal Herbs of the Prosperous Tang Dynasty
盛唐药华
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 270k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
5.8Score
97Chapters
17Reads · all time
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It's very interesting, with stories rich in historical dynasties. "The Medicinal Flowers of the Tang Dynasty" is an amazing work that travels through history. The author cleverly combines medicine, business warfare and female growth, and paints a soul-stirring legend on the magnificent scroll of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. The heroine Pei Qingwan went from a desperate noblewoman who was forced to cut off her hair to a "female goddess of wealth" who is in charge of the family business and revolutionizes medicine. Her perseverance and wisdom are touching; the hero Zhongjing traveled through time and became a counselor who is both a poet and a doctor, using his thousand-year-old medical knowledge to save the world. The work has the rich textual research of a historical drama, but also has the refreshing pace of online literature; it has the intrigues of power in temples and rivers, without losing the warm radiance of a doctor's benevolence. The setting of the two powerful forces joining forces and the echo between the north and the south is very innovative, the plots are interlocking, and the characters are vivid and full. This is not only a wonderful counterattack novel, but also a majestic epic about the inheritance of medical ethics, female independence and the ideal of prosperity.