Transformed into a dark medicine slave, Shen Hanxing was fed poison every day and used his flesh and blood to test medicine for the powerful.
The word "" is engraved on the wall, recording every near-death experience - not despair, but a database of human toxins that she carefully collected.
When the steward brought the poisoned wine again, she calmly raised her head and said, "This recipe will make people go crazy and self-harm. You made a mistake."
From the dungeon to the palace, she changed from a mortal sacrifice to a "living Bodhisattva" who everyone asked for medicine.
The gentle and elegant Prince Jing took her under his wings and promised her glory and wealth.
But when he was in deep love, she handed him a box of immortality pills: "Do you want a concubine to make medicine, or a knife to help you climb to the top?"
Secretly, the mute girl she rescued became the lady's confidant, and the beggar she cured formed the largest dark network in the capital.
When the mastermind behind the scenes finally showed up, he wanted to imprison her in a gorgeous cage forever——
She presented a roster of 3,000 medicine slaves to the court, and the people who had been given new life by her were kneeling behind her.
"Your Majesty, a daughter of the people does not want a lower position, nor does she want gold or silver."
"Please abolish the system of private medicine slaves and open up a path for female medical officers."
Later, a plaque with the name "Hanxing Medical Center" was hung at the highest point in the capital.
In the past, medicine slaves sat in the hall, and women from all over the world could come and learn medicine to save themselves.
A down-and-out prince knelt on the street corner and trembled when he heard her name.
On the attic, the leader of the secret guard who had shared the same hardships with her looked at the lights of the medical center in the distance and caressed the antidote bottle she gave him in his arms.
"They once regarded me as a medicine guide. Later, the lives of everyone in the world depended on my prescriptions."
