Twenty-six-year-old Chu Yaoguang is a modern wildlife zoo conservationist with a master's degree in animal behavior. He has memorized the habits and treatment methods of hundreds of animals.
When she woke up, she was dressed as the daughter of a petty official at Taipu Temple in the capital of the Yan Dynasty.
No one in this dynasty took animals seriously—exotic animals were either kept in cages as playthings, or served on the table as tonics and stews. She saved a white crane that was about to be sold for soup, spent all her belongings, and was called a "prodigal girl".
After the news spread, injured animals were delivered to her door one after another: a golden monkey with a broken leg, a sika deer with one eye blind, a peacock with its tail cut off, a dying white deer...
A former zookeeper, in this ancient dynasty where everything could be used as medicine, he turned his shabby yard into the first "animal hospital" in Beijing.
Until the injured white deer was carried through the door - the person who sent the deer was Xiao Linyuan, the current king of Jing.
He was originally a high-ranking nobleman, and at first he was just curious about why this woman was so interested in a group of beasts. Later, it was discovered that the gentleness of her profile when she was squatting on the ground giving medicine to a monkey was more moving than all the carefully carved beauties in the palace.
This is a story about healing injured animals and each other with gentleness.
A girl who had accumulated a lot of fatigue in her previous life found her own home with hair, feathers and warmth in this strange dynasty.
