Lin Zhiwei never thought that the bad novels he wrote in old medicine books when he was a child would become a real world.
After her grandfather passed away, she went back to her old house to sort out her belongings and dug out the "Original Records of Grass and Woods" which contained the scraps of her childhood manuscripts. Written on the paper were the fates she had casually pronounced: Phytolacca will rebel, Indigo will stand aside, Angelica dahurica will be exhausted, Honeysuckle will not die, and the nameless grass will not be dead even if it dies.
There is also Chonglou, the most powerful medicine in the country of medicine, destined to suppress the epidemic before the spring festival.
Until unfamiliar cinnabar words appeared on the page:
Thirty days before spring, the writer returns.
Lin Zhiwei fell into the Medicine Kingdom and woke up in an unknown wasteland. She finally discovered that the "sense of fate" she wrote about when she was young was a living wound here.
The royal court used the properties of medicines to distinguish between high and low, and used the pharmacopoeia to determine life. The strong were asked to sacrifice, the weak had their names erased, and the nameless grass was burned into ashes to maintain order.
There are only thirty days left before the Spring Festival.
Lin Zhiwei originally just wanted to save Chonglou. But the more she investigated, the more she understood: Chonglou's death was not an accident, but that the entire Medicine Country needed him to die.
To save him, you can't just change one ending.
She must change the rules of this world.
