Shen Wan, a cardiothoracic surgeon in a tertiary hospital in the 21st century, had a knife and a superb scalpel, but was tragically killed by the patient's family in a medical incident.
When she opened her eyes again, she turned out to be an unknown female corpse in an ancient mass grave. Next to her lay a peerless handsome man who was poisoned and whose life was hanging by a thread.
In line with the professional ethics of "treating a dead horse as a living horse doctor", Shen Wan pulled out arrows with bare hands and chewed herbs, and forcefully pulled back the Lord of Hell who had already entered the gate of hell. After the operation, she asked for money: "The consultation fee, operation fee, and nutrition fee are five hundred taels in total. No credit is allowed."
The man's face was pale, but his eyes were full of violence and playfulness: "Is Gu's life only worth five hundred taels?"
It wasn't until later that she realized that the ordinary wealthy idler she had rescued was clearly the feared and powerful living king of hell in the Liang Dynasty - Xiao Mohan.
Purpose: Through the heroine Shen Wan's experience of rescuing people from modern medical trouble victims to ancient mass graves, it expresses that no matter what environment you are in or what injustice you encounter, you should adhere to the professional ethics of "saving lives and helping the wounded" and the kindness in human nature.