Healing the Nation: A Female Physician in the Jin Dynasty

Transmigrated as the tyrant Wanyan Liang's "gift," Shen Zhiwei has only one thought: survive.

In the great hall, the tyrant orders her to serve him wine.

She glances at his complexion and blurts out, "Your Majesty, you have kidney deficiency."

The entire hall falls silent. Everyone thinks she's as good as dead.

But the tyrant doesn't kill her. Instead, he keeps her by his side.

Harem struggles, poisonings, witchcraft, framing... Shen Zhiwei doesn't compete for favor, form alliances, or fall in love.

With her medical skills, she rises from a stand-in concubine to the Jin dynasty's first female director of the Imperial Medical Institute.

On the night of the palace coup, as she crawls out through a dog hole with the imperial seal on her back, she knows:

A healer depends on no man, only herself.

Whether at court or among the common people, her purpose is to save lives.