"Su Xiao, the top surgeon who died suddenly from overwork, and the concubine of the Hou Mansion who died suddenly. Facing the cannibalistic house fights and court, she showed the sharpest weapon-a modern scalpel. Saved the Queen Mother and entered the Imperial Medical Office. , To solve strange cases, she just wanted to rely on her skills to gain a foothold, but she accidentally saved the powerful and ruthless King of Zhenbei. He gave her the Mountain and River Order as a job: "If the world is your enemy, I will control the mountains and rivers with you." "
Reader comments
This is no ordinary time-travel novel.
It is not a story about modern people using their golden fingers to kill everyone in ancient times. It tells the story of how a lonely soul finds its place bit by bit in a strange era, finds people worth entrusting to, and finds a career that is willing to protect throughout its life.
Lidya Su is special. What's special about her is not how good her medical skills are - although that did save a lot of people's lives. What's special about her is that she maintains sobriety and restraint from beginning to end. At the beginning of the time travel, she did not think about changing her destiny against the will of heaven; after gaining power, she did not think about taking revenge on her enemies; after becoming successful and famous, she did not think about retiring after her success. She just walked her own path steadily, saving people, teaching people, and loving people.
Xiao Zhi is also special. He is a prince, a general, and a powerful figure, but in front of Su Xiao, he is just an ordinary man who is nervous, jealous, and has red eyes because of her having a child. When they first met at the back of Yunhua Temple, he was covered in blood, and she knelt down to sew him up. Twenty-seven stitches not only sew a wound, but also a life-long fate.
The most touching thing about this book is its "slowness".
The advancement of love is slow - from the secret meeting at Qingshui Temple, to the wind and snow in northern Xinjiang, to the words "I will marry you in the next life" in the wedding room, every step is steady.
The growth of the characters is slow - it took Su Xiao five volumes to go from the concubine of the Hou Mansion to the medical officer of the Imperial Hospital; and it took more than half a lifetime to go from the medical officer to the ancestor of female doctors.
Time passes slowly - we watch her get married, give birth to children, send her children off to get married, see her husband die, and finally grow old herself. The length of the sixty-four chapters is not just to make up the word count, but to really live life.
There are so many touching details in the book.
It was the blood-covered figure in the back hill of Yunhua Temple, the temptation and tacit understanding of the first formal meeting in Qingshui Temple, the words "I don't allow it" in the wind and snow in northern Xinjiang, the gentle "Azhi" in the night of the wedding room, the husband who was so nervous that his face turned pale outside the delivery room, and the man on the tower who smiled and said "I'm back".
It was the way Chengzhi protected his sister with a stern face, the way Xiao Wan chased his brother and called "brother", the way Zhou Ying knelt in front of Su Xiao and called "Master", and the way Zhao Xuan stood in the classroom of Taiyuan Hospital and listened to her great-grandmother's story.
It is passed down from generation to generation.
Finally, when Su Xiao finally waited for Xiao Zhi in another world, when the bells of Yunhua Temple echoed leisurely, and when the two stood hugging each other just like before, I suddenly understood a truth:
Whether you travel through time or be reborn, the most important thing is not where you come from, but who you meet and who you become.
Su Xiao came alone from the operating table in her previous life and found a home in this world. She taught countless women to learn medicine and left a legacy from generation to generation. She loved, was loved, and was remembered.
This life is worth it.
——A reader who accompanied Su Xiao to the end
I have read a lot of time travel stories about house fights and palace fights, so I didn't dare to hold out too much hope. However, when I read the content of this book, it was refreshing. The interlocking plots, beautiful words, and delicate descriptions all made me want to put it down. It's a very interesting book, and it's worth spending time to follow.
It's good-looking, with vivid plot twists and turns.
The atmosphere is tense, the content is compact, and it's great to watch! Thank you author. [Like][Like][Like]
The story is told in a slow voice, allowing readers to be moved by the protagonist's indomitable spirit, and the simplest ideas about medicine, the country and the people, and the most sincere emotions are fascinating and moved. Thank you author! [Like][Like][Like]
The narrative is smooth, the rhythm is tight, and the plot is introduced. Very nice.
Good-looking, compact plot,
Solid writing and compact plot
The plot is compact and not procrastinating
Very good, it's a good book!
It's very good and I love watching it.
I still need more encouragement for my debut novel! Looking forward to the next work!
The plot in the book is detailed and fascinating. It is a good book worth reading.
It started well, 🈶 Please continue, don't be too cruel
This is no ordinary time-travel novel. It is not a story about modern people using their golden fingers to kill everyone in ancient times. It tells the story of how a lonely soul finds its place bit by bit in a strange era, finds people worth entrusting to, and finds a career that is willing to protect throughout its life. Lidya Su is special. What's special about her is not how good her medical skills are - although that did save a lot of people's lives. What's special about her is that she maintains sobriety and restraint from beginning to end. At the beginning of the time travel, she did not think about changing her destiny against the will of heaven; after gaining power, she did not think about taking revenge on her enemies; after becoming successful and famous, she did not think about retiring after her success. She just walked her own path steadily, saving people, teaching people, and loving people. Xiao Zhi is also special. He is a prince, a general, and a powerful figure, but in front of Su Xiao, he is just an ordinary man who is nervous, jealous, and has red eyes because of her having a child. When they first met at the back of Yunhua Temple, he was covered in blood, and she knelt down to sew him up. Twenty-seven stitches not only sew a wound, but also a life-long fate. The most touching thing about this book is its "slowness". The advancement of love is slow - from the secret meeting at Qingshui Temple, to the wind and snow in northern Xinjiang, to the words "I will marry you in the next life" in the wedding room, every step is steady. The growth of the characters is slow - it took Su Xiao five volumes to go from the concubine of the Hou Mansion to the medical officer of the Imperial Hospital; and it took more than half a lifetime to go from the medical officer to the ancestor of female doctors. Time passes slowly - we watch her get married, give birth to children, send her children off to get married, see her husband die, and finally grow old herself. The length of the sixty-four chapters is not just to make up the word count, but to really live life. There are so many touching details in the book. It was the blood-covered figure in the back hill of Yunhua Temple, the temptation and tacit understanding of the first formal meeting in Qingshui Temple, the words "I don't allow it" in the wind and snow in northern Xinjiang, the gentle "Azhi" in the night of the wedding room, the husband who was so nervous that his face turned pale outside the delivery room, and the man on the tower who smiled and said "I'm back". It was the way Chengzhi protected his sister with a stern face, the way Xiao Wan chased his brother and called "brother", the way Zhou Ying knelt in front of Su Xiao and called "Master", and the way Zhao Xuan stood in the classroom of Taiyuan Hospital and listened to her great-grandmother's story. It is passed down from generation to generation. Finally, when Su Xiao finally waited for Xiao Zhi in another world, when the bells of Yunhua Temple echoed leisurely, and when the two stood hugging each other just like before, I suddenly understood a truth: Whether you travel through time or be reborn, the most important thing is not where you come from, but who you meet and who you become. Su Xiao came alone from the operating table in her previous life and found a home in this world. She taught countless women to learn medicine and left a legacy from generation to generation. She loved, was loved, and was remembered. This life is worth it. ——A reader who accompanied Su Xiao to the end
I have read a lot of time travel stories about house fights and palace fights, so I didn't dare to hold out too much hope. However, when I read the content of this book, it was refreshing. The interlocking plots, beautiful words, and delicate descriptions all made me want to put it down. It's a very interesting book, and it's worth spending time to follow.
It's good-looking, with vivid plot twists and turns.
The atmosphere is tense, the content is compact, and it's great to watch! Thank you author. [Like][Like][Like] The story is told in a slow voice, allowing readers to be moved by the protagonist's indomitable spirit, and the simplest ideas about medicine, the country and the people, and the most sincere emotions are fascinating and moved. Thank you author! [Like][Like][Like]
The narrative is smooth, the rhythm is tight, and the plot is introduced. Very nice.
Good-looking, compact plot,
Solid writing and compact plot
The plot is compact and not procrastinating
Very good, it's a good book!
It's very good and I love watching it.
I still need more encouragement for my debut novel! Looking forward to the next work!
The plot in the book is detailed and fascinating. It is a good book worth reading.
It started well, 🈶 Please continue, don't be too cruel