The Beautiful Imperial Doctor Beside Emperor Wu: the Female Chinese Doctor

The legendary life of Yiyu, the only female imperial doctor in Chinese history How powerful is Chinese medicine? An epic novel that fully exposes the mysterious Chinese medicine culture! A novel that can cure illnesses! A novel that will shock your soul! During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Yiyu's parents were framed by Cui Fuzhi, the highest official of the imperial hospital, and both of them died. The newly born orphan girl Yiyu was taken away and adopted by Xu Shanyou, a private doctor who was her father's friend during his lifetime. Yi Yan is talented and has a special liking for medical skills, and is determined to become a doctor. She had no choice but to be born a girl and her adoptive father was determined to obstruct her, so she had no choice but to secretly learn medical skills. Her adoptive father died in the plague and told her his life story before he died. Her grief strengthened her determination to be a virtuous doctor. After that, he became a disciple of Zheng Wukong, the first doctor in Chang'an. He studied medicine diligently and helped the world by hanging a pot. For a time, he was known as Bian Que among women. In order to learn higher medical skills, she entered the court. After several rejections and persecutions, and several hardships in prison, she remained neither humble nor arrogant. She worked as a breast doctor, a female doctor, and a female maid, and was finally canonized by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty as the first female national doctor in the history of the Western Han Dynasty.