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Emergency physician Ji Yue was playing an online game when she accidentally got bound to an interdimensional emergency room and sent to the Great Qin dynasty.
After she used serum to cure Ying Zheng’s poisoning, the First Emperor became a regular at the emergency room.
Emperor Wu of Han: My heart is racing, and I’m having trouble breathing. Miss, do you think I’ve been cursed by witchcraft?
Ji Yue: Take three packets of cold medicine a day for seven days, and you’ll be right as rain!
Ying Zheng glowered: How dare you wear black? Don’t you know it’s the color of the Son of Heaven?
Ji Yue hurriedly ushered him out: Old Liu just lost his son and daughter-in-law. Lord Zhao, just pretend you didn’t see that!
Huo Qubing: Sister, have you made a mistake? Why did you prescribe me this tonic? And what is this white... protein?
Ji Yue: The Champion Marquis died young. You have to start taking care of your health while you’re young!
Ying Zheng’s eyes lit up: Young brother, why don’t we drink together and become sworn brothers?
Ji Yue put her hands on her hips: He’s underage. No drinking!
Emperor Renzong of Song: Miss, can you treat infertility? The kind where you can’t have a son?
Ji Yue: Changing an embryo’s sex is illegal.
Ying Zheng drew his sword: Insolent fool! State your name at once. The King of Qin’s sword does not kill nameless nobodies!
Ji Yue hurriedly stopped him: Old Zhao is a wealthy man with no one to inherit his enormous fortune. You’re both surnamed Zhao, so please cut him some slack!
Crown Prince Zhu Biao: Doctor, what is this acupuncture point?
Ji Yue: I gave the young heir a smallpox vaccine. Would Your Highness like one too?
Ying Zheng snapped: You even have a child now? Ji Yue, explain yourself.
Ji Yue was at her wit’s end: That’s not my child!
Suddenly, the emergency room vanished into thin air.
A moment later, it appeared again.
Two people lay inside, barely alive.
Xiang Yu: I’ll never make peace with that brat Liu Bang!
Liu Bang: Fairy Sister, are you going to give me the elixir of immortality?
Ying Zheng’s expression darkened: This clinic is so shabby. Why don’t we take them back to Xianyang Palace and settle them there...
Xianyang Palace? Wouldn’t that be like sending lambs into a tiger’s den, or meat buns to a dog?
Ji Yue quickly waved her hands: That wouldn’t be appropriate!
The First Emperor sneered: Not appropriate? Is it because they burned down my Xianyang Palace and destroyed my Great Qin?
Ji Yue exclaimed: When did Your Majesty find out?
Qin Shi Huang: When you thought I was just a wealthy man in Xianyang.
Ji Yue: Oh no. Will my patients even make it back alive from now on?
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1. My Pharmacy Connects to Ancient Times: My wish is for world peace!
Chu Ran inherited her family’s traditional Chinese medicine pharmacy. She got everything ready, and just as she was about to open for business,
she discovered that the pharmacy could connect to ancient times.
The first time she opened the door: The late Eastern Han dynasty, with a widespread epidemic of cold disease.
The next time she opened it: The Three Kingdoms at war, people suffering, and social order in ruins.
The next, next, next time she opened it: The end of the Qin dynasty, with warlords carving up the land and Chu and Han vying for supremacy...
Flip the table (╯‵□′)╯︵┻━┻. How is anyone supposed to survive this?
When you have a problem, go to the government.
So Chu Ran contacted the relevant authorities, and sure enough, someone came to take charge.
With the country backing her up, what did she have to fear?
So she saved Hua Tuo, who had nearly been beheaded by Cao Cao, and recovered ancient books that had been lost during the chaos...
Chu Ran thought the pharmacy’s doors had opened at just the right time!
Zhao Ying: Miss Chu, do you know who the person you saved last time was?
Chu Ran: Who?
Zhao Ying: He was none other than Xiang Yu, the Hegemon-King of Chu!
Zhao Ying: I was someone you picked up too. Have you forgotten?
Chu Ran: Me? How come I don’t remember any of this...
2. The Logged-Out Emperors Reload Their Saves to Extend Their Lives
Tian Zhen was bound to a System overnight and became the empire’s “prophet.”
His mission was to take emperors back to the moment they had saved their game after logging out.
Emperor Wu of Han believed slander, drove the crown prince to revolt, forced the empress to her death, and left the Han Empire in the hands of an infant emperor!
Fine, reload the save.
I’ll appoint virtuous ministers, keep petty men at a distance, and restore the Han Empire’s glory!
Emperor Wen of Sui deposed the crown prince and appointed Yang Guang, bringing the Sui dynasty to an end after just two generations!
Fine, reload the save.
I’ll demote Yang Guang, rebuke the crown prince, and try with Empress Dugu to have an heir who can measure up to Li Er!
Emperor Taizong of Tang doted on Li Tai and drove the crown prince to revolt, turning three brothers against one another.
Come on, let’s reload!
I’ll build the Tang dynasty’s best family!
Emperor Taizu of Ming was the most frustrated of all. My descendants are all incredibly strong, so why can they only fight among themselves?
Hmph, I’m going to do it all over again.
You brats are so capable, aren’t you?
Then go expand the empire’s borders.
Europe, America, the New World... We’ll take them all. Wouldn’t it be great if the Zhu family ruled the whole world?
And the First Emperor, too.
I also want to march east to Japan, open routes west to the Western Regions, drive the Xiongnu north, and sail south across the seas!
Of course I want to perform the fengshan sacrifice on Mount Tai... but sealing the wolf at Langjuxu and watering my horses in the vast sea are even greater wishes of mine!
So why do it three times? Once is enough for us to defy fate and change our destinies!
Tian Zhen smiled. “Your Majesties, are you all ready? Reloading and continuing the save begins now...”
Completed novels:
1. Ranking the Top Ten Young Emperors from the Start: Which young emperor is the top-tier star?
2. Reborn as a Little Child, I Let Qin Shi Huang Hear My Thoughts: I don’t want to work 996 or 007. I only want to eat, drink, and wait to die!
If you’re interested, please check them out!
Theme: A doctor’s heart is compassionate, and healing the world is their mission.
I think that even if Huo Qubing knew history, he would not be so impulsive in questioning Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. It can be said that Huo Qubing grew up under the training of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. He would not suddenly stand so clearly on the side of Prince Wei and question him. He should face it with a very complicated mentality. Even if I feel distressed, I should feel more distressed for Empress Wei and Wei Qing. It seems that the author does not intend to write about Huo Qubing going to serve in the Qin Dynasty in the later period. That would be too dark a historical figure. As long as the real Huo Qubing is not dead, he would definitely prefer to serve in the court and protect the status of Empress Wei and Prince Wei.
Every time I see civil servants and generals from several tribes knowing the truth and following the original emperor without any grudges, I find it incredible!
To deceive myself that the male protagonist is not Ying Zheng, this setting is still very interesting.
General Huo praises this chapter! Some people say that even if he knows, he can't be so impulsive. This must be the most incompetent Han fan to help Liu Zhuzhu. What Liu Zhuzhu does is the hatred of genocide. He is not killing one person, he is killing all the blood relatives of Liu Zhiwei. He knows about Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty He exists to be killed, but Emperor Xuan's life should not be cut off. Emperor Xuan's ability is not inferior to that of Liu Zhuzhu, and his life is not as good as Liu Zhuzhu's. His ancestors protected him when he was a baby. He fought for his life in prison as a child. His sufferings are similar to those of Qin Shihuang. It is similar. Some historians said that he knew that his prince was not good and that the Han Dynasty was ruined by his prince, but he did not change. It was to avenge his grandfather. Liu Zhuzhu was the same as Hu Hai in slaughtering his relatives. He was indeed the initiator of the Han Dynasty from prosperity to decline. He began to show the harshness and unkindness of the Han Dynasty in the most thorough way. He killed courtiers, concubines, children, and common people. Liu Che had no fans because of his indiscriminate killings. He contributed to history because of Wei Qing and Huo Qubing, but he was a real tyrant, and he could not compare to Qin Shihuang! Because it complemented Confucianism, the Han Dynasty was able to have people who wanted to leave their names to save them when they were about to die. However, there were only six famous emperors in the Western Han Dynasty, and everyone later knew about it, so the theory of destiny did not exist at all. If they had, they should have surpassed the Qin Dynasty in terms of wise emperors. Yes, but the Qin Dynasty also has an extra heaven card, Qin Shihuang, which makes it seven. As the old saying goes, gold, three, and silver are seven. The two Han Dynasties add up to 400 years, and the Qin Dynasty has nearly 6 people, so when the time is up, they will all exit, because the concept of time development must move forward.
I feel that this medical skill is too ahead of its time and relies too much on the system. What should I say? It is that this medical skill has no possibility of continuation and development in that era, and it cannot give people a desire to pursue. It becomes like a pathological absorption of wealth from every plane, and cannot feed back to the common people. It is not that the heroine does not save the common people, but it feels that the common people benefited are negligible compared to the nobles, which makes it a bit uncomfortable.
How was he going to tell his Qu Bing: I forced your cousins to death, killed the rest of your cousins, and even forced your aunt to death
It's so confusing. Goldfinger is supposed to treat illnesses and save people, but every time he goes to a plane, he feels aggrieved. He is slandered and demonized. Then he changes planes every time without solving the problem. I feel like the heroine is just an NPC without her own thoughts. Everything is decided by the people in the plane [laughing]
Seeing that now, the heroine has been being led by the nose...
I'm going! Even if we save this, three Han planes appear. They save Liu Che but not the dying Qin Shihuang. This plane is involved with the Qin Dynasty. This is a big joke!
Pigs infected with swine fever in their later years should indeed be so neurotic
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I think that even if Huo Qubing knew history, he would not be so impulsive in questioning Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. It can be said that Huo Qubing grew up under the training of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. He would not suddenly stand so clearly on the side of Prince Wei and question him. He should face it with a very complicated mentality. Even if I feel distressed, I should feel more distressed for Empress Wei and Wei Qing. It seems that the author does not intend to write about Huo Qubing going to serve in the Qin Dynasty in the later period. That would be too dark a historical figure. As long as the real Huo Qubing is not dead, he would definitely prefer to serve in the court and protect the status of Empress Wei and Prince Wei.
Every time I see civil servants and generals from several tribes knowing the truth and following the original emperor without any grudges, I find it incredible!
To deceive myself that the male protagonist is not Ying Zheng, this setting is still very interesting.
General Huo praises this chapter! Some people say that even if he knows, he can't be so impulsive. This must be the most incompetent Han fan to help Liu Zhuzhu. What Liu Zhuzhu does is the hatred of genocide. He is not killing one person, he is killing all the blood relatives of Liu Zhiwei. He knows about Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty He exists to be killed, but Emperor Xuan's life should not be cut off. Emperor Xuan's ability is not inferior to that of Liu Zhuzhu, and his life is not as good as Liu Zhuzhu's. His ancestors protected him when he was a baby. He fought for his life in prison as a child. His sufferings are similar to those of Qin Shihuang. It is similar. Some historians said that he knew that his prince was not good and that the Han Dynasty was ruined by his prince, but he did not change. It was to avenge his grandfather. Liu Zhuzhu was the same as Hu Hai in slaughtering his relatives. He was indeed the initiator of the Han Dynasty from prosperity to decline. He began to show the harshness and unkindness of the Han Dynasty in the most thorough way. He killed courtiers, concubines, children, and common people. Liu Che had no fans because of his indiscriminate killings. He contributed to history because of Wei Qing and Huo Qubing, but he was a real tyrant, and he could not compare to Qin Shihuang! Because it complemented Confucianism, the Han Dynasty was able to have people who wanted to leave their names to save them when they were about to die. However, there were only six famous emperors in the Western Han Dynasty, and everyone later knew about it, so the theory of destiny did not exist at all. If they had, they should have surpassed the Qin Dynasty in terms of wise emperors. Yes, but the Qin Dynasty also has an extra heaven card, Qin Shihuang, which makes it seven. As the old saying goes, gold, three, and silver are seven. The two Han Dynasties add up to 400 years, and the Qin Dynasty has nearly 6 people, so when the time is up, they will all exit, because the concept of time development must move forward.
I feel that this medical skill is too ahead of its time and relies too much on the system. What should I say? It is that this medical skill has no possibility of continuation and development in that era, and it cannot give people a desire to pursue. It becomes like a pathological absorption of wealth from every plane, and cannot feed back to the common people. It is not that the heroine does not save the common people, but it feels that the common people benefited are negligible compared to the nobles, which makes it a bit uncomfortable.
How was he going to tell his Qu Bing: I forced your cousins to death, killed the rest of your cousins, and even forced your aunt to death
It's so confusing. Goldfinger is supposed to treat illnesses and save people, but every time he goes to a plane, he feels aggrieved. He is slandered and demonized. Then he changes planes every time without solving the problem. I feel like the heroine is just an NPC without her own thoughts. Everything is decided by the people in the plane [laughing]
Seeing that now, the heroine has been being led by the nose...
I'm going! Even if we save this, three Han planes appear. They save Liu Che but not the dying Qin Shihuang. This plane is involved with the Qin Dynasty. This is a big joke!
Pigs infected with swine fever in their later years should indeed be so neurotic