In 1347 AD, a girl with black hair and black eyes appeared in a castle in England.
The locals firmly believe that the ancient Romans had black hair and black eyes, so she must be a descendant of the nobility.
No one knows that she is just a Chinese female college student who traveled through time.
She corrected Latin translations and recognized flaws in ancient Roman portraits, and she relied on this ability to gain a foothold in the aristocracy.
When the fever broke out and the priest asked them to wait for death, she rushed into the patient's room, fed them with water to cool them down, and saved one after another.
She herself comes into contact with patients every day and has not been infected once.
The villagers knelt down at her and called the saint, and she pulled the old man up: "Don't kneel down, go and boil water."
The more they deny it, the more they believe it.
The old baron next door wants to marry the lord's sixteen-year-old daughter.
On the eve of the wedding, the girl came to her crying.
She thrust a note into the girl's hand with a Latin sentence written on it.
The next day, the girl read those words in public and the marriage was canceled.
The church said she was a witch and wanted to be burned at the stake.
She was tied to the stake and the torches were lit.
Under the stage, the old countess stood in front of the army, the kitchen manager and dozens of women were standing at the edge of the execution ground with buckets, and the girl who escaped last night to deliver the message was leading people from other villages to rush in.
The bishop asked who she really was. She smiled: "Guess."
She never wanted to be a god, she just wanted to keep people alive who didn't deserve to die.
Clear logic, vivid characters, good book