When Murong Youyou woke up beside the dissecting table, her nose was no longer filled with the pungent smell of formalin, but the strange aroma of cold incense and herbs. Her last memory stayed in the late night in the medical school laboratory - after working continuously for 72 hours to solve an unsolved case, a tearing pain suddenly came from her heart. When he opened his eyes again, the bed with carved gold patterns, the aqua-green haze silk curtain, and the pale but startlingly unfamiliar face in the bronze mirror all revealed an absurd fact: She, the "vivisectionist" who had ranked first in the score of the Modern Forensic College for three consecutive years, actually traveled through time and became the eldest daughter of the Prime Minister's Mansion of the Great Xia Dynasty.
The original owner of this body is also named Murong Youyou, and she is a legendary noblewoman known to everyone in the capital. Over the past three days, the intermittent influx of memory fragments allowed her to piece together a shocking identity map: She was known as "the most talented woman in Beijing" in chess, calligraphy and painting, but she could shoot down an eagle feather a hundred meters away on the polo field; she studied under the master of the Divine Medical Pavilion and practiced acupuncture. She is a master of magic, but her prescriptions often fight poison with poison; what is even more shocking is that she is also the mysterious master of the "Lancang Pavilion", the first intelligence organization in the world. Externally, she is known as the men's "Meixi". Her paintings are "priceless" and her poems contain hidden mysteries.
