Liu Xingwan is a graduate student in traditional Chinese medicine. While taking samples in the mountains, he slipped and fell off a cliff. When he woke up, he was in the Dajing Dynasty. In order to survive, she took the initiative to ask a matchmaker to marry Shen Hanzhou, the only son of the Shen family, a 19-year-old scholar with a poor family and an ill father. She exchanged a marriage for household registration and a foothold in this strange world.
With the knowledge of modern medicine, she discovered wild ginseng, Polygonum multiflorum and other rare medicinal materials in the mountains, and sold them for a pot of gold. She also moved the modern cold soap process to Dajing and opened Ningxiang Pavilion, specializing in soap, gouache, facial cream and perfume. The soap she made was a hundred times more effective than the bath beans on the market, the pearl gouache was so fine that no particles could be seen, and the perfume was light and long-lasting. Official ladies in the city rushed to buy it, and the shop made a fortune every day.
At the same time, a small wooden door hidden in the utility room allowed her to discover the secret to modern times. She can travel between the two worlds, cash in antiques to pay off her grandmother's medical debt, and then bring back modern books to help Shen Hanzhou prepare for the imperial examination.
Shen Hanzhou was full of doubts about this woman who suddenly broke into his life - her medicine shovel was made of strange material, her glazed lamp had a craftsmanship that even the best craftsmen in Fucheng couldn't tell, and her writing paper was printed with words he had never seen before. But he never asked, he just stood behind her when she needed it, fending off wild boars for her, mixing soap for her, and making a walking sign for her in the academy.
One is a modern independent woman who traveled through time, and the other is a silent and restrained young scholar from ancient times. She made her way in ancient times, and he picked up books again with her help. Two hearts slowly get closer in daily moments, a journey that spans time and space
