Emergency doctor Lin Baibai fainted after being on duty for 36 consecutive hours. When he opened his eyes again, he was in a primeval forest with giant trees and ferocious beasts. The body inexplicably returned to the girlhood, and there was a vine tattoo of flowing light on the wrist.
Here, wound infection means death, highly toxic plants are worshiped as sacred herbs, and the laws of nature are interpreted as the will of the gods. When Lin Baibai used boiling water to stop the plague, used suturing to save dying cubs, and used the principle of leverage to lift boulders... She was worshiped by the frightened orcs and revered as the "Saint of the Apocalypse."
However, the seeds of civilization are often accompanied by storms. Her knowledge shook the foundation of traditional theocracy, her kindness touched the interests of the cold royal court, and her wisdom beyond the times attracted followers but also attracted deadly prying eyes.
The loyalty of Su Huai, the commander of the wolf clan, is full of scrutiny, the approach of Cheng Xu, the nine-tailed fox merchant, is full of calculations, the faith of Jiang Xun, the young master of the white tiger, is pure and passionate, and in the dark, those vertical pupils belonging to the ink python have regarded her as a glimmer of light that must be monopolized... Not to mention the increasingly mysterious cat that traveled with her, and seems to be related to the deepest secrets of the world.
Lin Baibai holds the sharp edge of modern medicine, but he is caught in the whirlpool of faith and power. She must answer: In this land of orcs who worship power and mystery, should she become a god in their imagination, or should she hold a scalpel and use her mortal body to create a new era of sobriety and kindness for "humans"?
Knowledge is power, but only a clear benevolence can guide the direction of civilization.
