The Imperial Physician's Daughter Takes Charge of Her Clinic [The 1990s]

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“Why must women be confined to the inner chambers?”

Chen Yin never found the answer in her heart, not even before she died.

Who would have thought that death would bring a new life?

She finds herself in the body of a newly graduated TCM student in the 1990s. By chance, it is the year graduates are no longer assigned jobs. Thinking of the clinic her father left behind, Chen Yin resolves to return home and revive Huimin Hall.

And so, in an obscure little town, an old clinic springs back to life.

Chen Yin organizes medical records, offers free consultations in the villages, takes on apprentices, and teaches...

Saving patients from illness time and again, she leads the town in developing its traditional Chinese medicine industry. From a doctor in an unknown town, she grows into a nationally renowned female master of traditional Chinese medicine.

Reader's guide:

1. The author is not a doctor. The diagnoses and treatments in this story have been artistically adapted. If you are ill, seek real medical care promptly.

2. Sources for prescriptions will be indicated in the text.

3. This is a fictional setting, a fictional setting. Everything serves the story.

4. The main focus is her career; the male lead is just a dash of seasoning.

Completed works: Back to the City to Pursue Scientific Research, The Spoiled Darling Slacks Off in a Period Novel

Coming soon: The Early-Deceased Wife of a Period-Novel Tycoon

Blurb: Chu Ying suddenly faints and dreams that she is a character in a book.

The protagonist is her husband, while she is merely a dead wife mentioned in a few words in the epilogue. Some people even comment that she was unlucky.

Because she dies in childbirth, her husband quickly makes a fortune, riding the tide of the times to become one of the richest men around.

Furious, Chu Ying struggles awake from the dream and slaps her husband, Qi Hua, who is beside the bed.

It's fake, all of it!!!

She, Chu Ying, is the luckiest girl in Panxi Village, the prettiest village belle in a hundred years, and a high school graduate. She married into the city, ate Western food, filled her wardrobe with clothes, lived in a Western-style house, and always had a car to take her places.

Who dares say she is unlucky?

To enjoy a long life of good fortune, Chu Ying decides she must outlive her husband and spend all his money.

Step one: Keep the household money in her own hands and check into the best maternity ward ahead of time.

Step two...

Theme: Spreading the culture of traditional Chinese medicine