Yan Wanxing discovers that the spiritual energy she uses up in the Ning Dynasty can be restored through meditation in the modern world, while the merit she accumulates in the modern world can be exchanged for spiritual energy in the Ning Dynasty.
But! One night in the Ning Dynasty equals three days in the modern world, so she often “falls asleep out of nowhere.” While seeing patients at her modern clinic, she suddenly dozes off and transmigrates to the Ning Dynasty. Her apprentice thinks she has dropped dead and nearly rushes her to the hospital.
Shen Qingwu and Lu Chen notice something is amiss. “Miss Yan, have you been afflicted with a ‘Soul-Severing Curse’?”
Yan Wanxing: “No, I just… daydream a lot.”
Shen Qingwu: “Am I in your dreams?”
Lu Chen: “It’s me in your dreams!”
Yan Wanxing: “…”
A wildly contrasting double life: by day, she sees patients and earns their respect; by night, she transmigrates into the body of a slave and suffers beatings and abuse.
A two-world mutual-support System: modern merit can be exchanged for spiritual energy in the Ning Dynasty, while cultivation in the Ning Dynasty nourishes her modern body.
Ancient arts versus modern mysticism: she uses science to explain ancient witchcraft and mysticism to solve modern mysteries.
Dramatic conflicts caused by the time difference: one night in the Ning Dynasty equals three days in the modern world. She often “falls asleep out of nowhere,” leaving her apprentice convinced their boss has dropped dead.
She lights an incense stick for truth.
“Shen Qingwu, will you choose your ancestral precepts or me?”
Shen Qingwu falls silent for the length of an incense stick. “You. The precepts are wrong.”
“Lu Chen, will you choose your mission or me?”
Lu Chen draws his blade. “You. The mission… to hell with it.”
This book is written very smoothly, the plot is relatively novel and interesting, and you can also learn a lot of metaphysical knowledge, Feng Shui knowledge, and Chinese medicine knowledge.