Qin Wanyue, a modern surgeon, died unexpectedly after completing an 18-hour operation. When she woke up, she became the most unpopular concubine in the Yan Dynasty Imperial Hospital. Qin Wanyue, who had the same name and surname, was pushed into an icy lotus pond due to a palace conspiracy. She died, but she made room for the soul from modern times.
The memories left behind by the original owner are fragmented: a vague engagement, a well-kept secret, and a disaster that is about to swallow up the entire Qin family. What's even more troublesome is that her face is exactly the same as that of the princess who "died" of illness three years ago.
When she first arrived, she performed a shocking "cesarean section" operation to save the British duchess who was in labor at a flower-viewing banquet where dignitaries gathered. This shocked everyone, but also attracted countless suspicions and scrutiny. There was surprise and inquiry in the gaze directed at her, and it also came from the high seat, the regent Xiao Yan, who was famous for his cold-blooded iron fist.
Xiao Yan, the younger brother of the late emperor and the uncle of the current young emperor, single-handedly propped up the crumbling country after the crown prince "died" of illness and the prince asked himself to guard the mausoleum. Everyone knows that he has power over the government and the public, and they also know that there is a white moonlight in his heart that no one dares to touch - the princess who died young.
When Qin Wanyue rose to prominence in the capital with her superb medical skills, when she was forced to get involved in the turbulent battle for the right to inherit the family, when she discovered that the death of the original owner was not an accident, and that her own time-travel may also hide a surprising secret... The eyes that stared at her gradually changed from suspicion to a more complex color.
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You may see so many articles published in such a short period of time, because I have them all stored in drafts, and there are still some that I haven't published yet, which are also in drafts.
You may see so many articles published in such a short period of time, because I have them all stored in drafts, and there are still some that I haven't published yet, which are also in drafts.