War of Resistance: A Female Medical Student Makes Penicillin from the Start

Medical student Lin Wanwan opens her eyes and finds herself transmigrated to the anti-Japanese battlefield in 1941, where she has become a trainee medic in the Eighth Route Army. A field hospital? None. Sterilized equipment? None. Life-saving medicine? Even less. All she has are the badly wounded being brought in one after another, and the weighty plea: “Doctor Lin, please find a way.” A way? Lin Wanwan looks at the only things she has: an earthenware pot, corn mush, and moldy watermelon rinds. Gritting her teeth, she decides: Then she'll use her knowledge to outclass them by an entire dimension! No laboratory? A charcoal kiln will be her sterile room. No fermentation tanks? An earthen pot and a clay stove will do. No centrifuge? She can purify it by hand with a stone mill! Homemade penicillin makes its debut, saving one precious life after another, from the front lines to the rear. But soon, the Japanese raids take a strange turn. They don't seize food or burn villages; they head straight for her makeshift workshop. A Japanese officer wearing glasses picks up a petri dish she dropped, his eyes feverish. Meanwhile, she crosses paths with a mysterious traveling herbal doctor from the mountains. “Girl, Western medicine works fast, while Chinese medicine works steadily. If you want to save more people, you need to learn from me.” The ancient wisdom of herbal medicine and modern medical knowledge begin to collide and blend in her hands. On one side are enemies closing in, determined to seize or destroy the secret formula for her “miracle medicine”; On the other are comrades and civilians in desperate need of treatment, who have entrusted their lives to her; And the “spark” in her hands is no longer just a medicine. It has become a war for life and hope. See how a transmigrated medical student uses a bottle of homemade penicillin to tip the balance between life and death across an entire battlefield, writing a passionate tale of youth amid the flames of war.