After Becoming the Empress’s Right-Hand Woman, I Joined Forces with Di Renjie to Solve Cases

Also known as *A Physician's Notes from the Tang Dynasty: Your Majesty, Please Accept Your Prosperous Reign* (title pending revision) One moment he's stepping away from the operating table, the next he's standing before the King of Hell! Top surgeon Li Yun doesn't die at the operating table while saving lives. Instead, he's brought down by a cold blade wielded by the family of a patient involved in a medical dispute. He closes his eyes, then opens them. Good news: he's not quite dead. Bad news: he's been transported to Wu Zetian's era and become a low-ranking palace physician. It's hell mode from the start. As he awakens in a new body, the life of the empress's beloved daughter hangs in the balance, while a thing called the “Universal Health System” counts down frantically in his mind: if he can't save her, they both die! Li Yun: “...Fine! This is right up my alley!!” He uses gold needles as scalpels, pairs herbal remedies with antibiotics, shocks the court with a C-section, and contains epidemics with quarantine measures. Before he knows it, he's gone from an invisible nobody in the Imperial Pharmacy to “Divine Physician Li,” the empress's favorite. Along the way, he teams up with Di Renjie, who works next door, to solve cases as a pair of close-knit partners. Just as he's about to use modern medicine to earn the Tang Dynasty a “Prosperity and Good Health” achievement, Li Yun touches the scar on his forehead, an extra gift from transmigrating, and can't shake the feeling that there's more to this story... [Highlights] 1. A medically grounded transmigration story: Follow a modern surgeon as he becomes a favorite at the ancient court, and see modern medicine collide with the past through prescriptions, surgery, epidemic prevention, and infrastructure projects. 2. Di Renjie is my best partner: We solve cases with forensic evidence and pharmacological analysis, not supernatural hunches. 3. Palace intrigue? No, medical intrigue: The empress and princesses are my VIP clients, while treacherous ministers and eunuchs are on my list of people to “look after.” In the palace, a doctor who doesn't want to be a pawn isn't a proper divine physician.