[Qing Dynasty transmigration + female physician + no romance + adored by all + adorable children + revised history]
Su Qingyuan, a modern doctoral expert in both Chinese and Western medicine, opens her eyes to find herself a female physician in Jiangnan during the reign of the Kangxi Emperor, just as his eldest legitimate son, Chenghu, is critically ill.
The Imperial Medical Academy is at a loss, but she insists on giving it a try.
Saving Chenghu is only the beginning. The princes and princesses in the Forbidden City who were destined to die young now survive one after another, gathering around her and calling her Auntie Su.
Her little pharmacy becomes a secret base for the imperial children. They need her approval to take medicine, turn to her to settle their squabbles, and even the Kangxi Emperor is made to go to bed on time.
She seeks no favor and never marries. She has only one goal: to keep the palace children healthy and help the women of the palace understand their choices more clearly.
The princesses learn about medicine, manage accounts, and lead their own staff under her guidance. When they leave for distant marriages, they take confidence with them, not fear.
Su Qingyuan heals people, sets rules, raises children, and teaches apprentices. Step by step, she brings the path of female physicians out of the deep palace and into the light of day.
