The Pharmacy Connects to Ancient Times, but the System Forces Me to Let People Die

Friends, who gets it?!

I took over an old pharmacy, and the moment I opened the back gate, it connected straight to ancient times.

The first time, it was a great plague at the end of the Han Dynasty. The next, the chaos of the Three Kingdoms. Then came the Chu-Han Contention and the An Lushan Rebellion.

Chu Ran flipped the table. (╯‵□′)╯︵┻━┻ Can I please just live a normal life?

The busted System bound to me kept chattering: [The Look On and Do Nothing System is live! Our specialties are watching people die without helping, having dollar signs in our eyes, going wherever the wind blows, being stone-hearted and utterly heartless...]

Chu Ran: Shut up!

I mustn't hand out medicine at random, spoil the future, or take it upon myself to change anyone's fate.

Other transmigrators make waves and shake up the world. I'm shackled by the Look On and Do Nothing rule, and cross-temporal gig work is no joke!

Easy. If there's a problem, go to the government.

Chu Ran immediately reported everything to the authorities.

With the government backing her up, she travels through different dynasties, saving people, objects, and ancient books.

Her teammates get more and more outrageous, too: the divine physician Hua Tuo is organizing medical records online, the Hegemon of Chu reads history books and has a daily meltdown, a noble consort becomes a representative of female workers, and the Third Qin Emperor never leaves her side as her bodyguard...

For the Nth time, Chu Ran opens the back gate, eyes full of anticipation. Who will I save today?

System: Warning! Warning! You must abide by the Look On and Do Nothing rule. Do not impulsively save anyone!

P.S. This isn't a mindless tale of saving the world. It's the daily life of a cross-temporal risk manager, torn between wanting to save people and frantically trying to prevent the timeline from collapsing.

Theme: Evil isn't inborn. It stems from greed.