In the Song Dynasty, the Yang family women generals fought on the battlefield, giving their lives and shedding their blood for their country. Today, the Yang family’s female doctor fights to save the nation from Japanese invasion, healing the wounded and saving lives in the struggle for the revival of her people.
After returning from her studies abroad, the surgical doctor Yang Jinxi watches soldiers wounded in service to their country die with regret because they missed the best window for surgery. Dying on the battlefield is a soldier’s honor. The operating table should not be the end of their lives or the place where they meet their fate.
For the soldiers on the front lines against the Japanese, and so she would have no regrets, Yang Jinxi defies her family’s objections and risks her life to resolutely join the front lines, saving lives and tending to the wounded.
Like the rising sun, she brings light, hope, and miracles of life to others.
This story is entirely fictional. Please understand if the characters or plot remind you of real people or events. Historical nitpicking is not welcome.
Theme: Women are every bit as capable as men.
Dad, do you still remember this book? Gengwenbaiヽ(≧Д≦)ノ
If I had been born in that era, I would have chosen the same thing.
Five years ago! Woohoo, judging from the copywriting, it should be a pretty good article. Hey, could it be that JJ couldn't find the anti-Japanese article he wanted to read?
Is this the male protagonist? What does the word "Nianxia" in the label mean? Is it a danmei article?
First of all, I would like to pay tribute to the heroes of the Anti-Japanese War. When watching war dramas, I have always been in awe of those people who sacrificed everything for their faith and the country. I really like your setting. Will there be any emotional drama?
Wenwen is very good, keep up the good work!
It's so strange. Why are the number of clicks on locked chapters increasing? Isn't it impossible to see them if they are locked?