Crossing the Snow and Cooking Spring

Chinese herbalist Jiang Xianqing transforms into the happy bride who was abandoned on the snowy night. The original person was denounced as a "monster" because of his literacy, and a bowl of poison was sent to the underworld. She dragged her body into the abandoned mountain temple and used weeds from the corner to stop the bleeding and heal her injuries. When the Orion girl opened the door, she saw a woman calmly cooking medicine by the fire. "If you want to live, you must first take root." Jiang Xianqing said. From then on, marginalized widows, girls who could not study, lame Li Zheng, doctors with secrets... All gathered under her eaves. She taught women how to read and treat illnesses, turned barren soil into a medicinal garden, and exchanged her medical skills for dignity. Until that flash flood broke out of an ancient altar. Under the altar were the bones of women who were buried together a hundred years ago - and a blood book written in modern simplified Chinese characters.