The Doctor's Hand Covers the Sky: the Female Medical Officer's Counterattack

[About the heroine Yunling] She entered the palace at the age of six and began secretly studying medicine at the age of twelve. She doesn't talk much and is very calm. She only sees medicinal materials and patients. While others competed for favor in the palace, she turned over bamboo plaques in the medicine drying field. Others said she had a "wooden temperament", but she smiled and continued working with her head down. Until one day, she met Shen Yizhi. The young imperial doctor who stood in front of the drying rack, pointed at the dustpan and said, "This is white and has not been washed." [About the male protagonist Shen Yizhi] The youngest imperial doctor in the imperial hospital, his grandfather was an imperial physician, and his father died in the border war. He is gentle and calm, but he has an obsession that he can't let go - to go to the border free clinic and fulfill his father's last wish. He hid his thoughts in every medical book he gave her: Poria, Angelica, and Angelica dahurica. He didn't say anything, but he said everything. There was no grand confession between them, only the back view of them copying medical records together in the old house late at night, only the tacit understanding when delivering the baby through the window, and only the words when they were running towards their ideals: "Wait until I come back." About the story This is a story about counterattack - from the little palace maid of Shang Yao Bureau to the first female medical officer of Tai Hospital. This is a story about a dream - she spent twenty years compiling "Records of Female Doctors" just to prevent women in the world from being abandoned by the medical profession. This is also a story about waiting - she wrote a book inside the palace wall, and he rescued people at a free clinic outside the border. They love each other, but each has his own way to go. I dedicate this book to all those who are walking on their own path. May you have people in your eyes, life in your hands, and light in your heart.