Zhan Xinya is a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine, heir to a family of modern TCM practitioners. She has a doctorate and exceptional medical skills, with acupuncture so masterful it seems magical.
But being a doctor these days is just too hard!
No matter how good her skills are, she can't withstand endless medical disputes, unreasonable patients, and an oppressive working environment.
With her fiery temper, she refuses to put up with it. She is always arguing with patients until both sides are red in the face, leaving her exhausted in body and mind.
After an accident, her soul travels back to the 1960s, where she becomes the youngest daughter of a village Party secretary in a small northern mountain village.
More than a decade later, she gets into university with the husband she picked up and her biological older brother, and once again becomes a TCM doctor.
In the 1980s, the country is being rebuilt from the ground up, and the medical environment is completely different!
Here, as long as you truly have the skill, you can earn your patients' sincere respect and trust.
Chronic hives? Irritable bowel syndrome? Cirrhosis? A stroke?
In Zhan Xinya's hands, none of these difficult cases are a problem!
Her superb medical skills give new life to one patient after another who had been sentenced to "death," and breathe new vitality into the ancient practice of traditional Chinese medicine.
Her husband, the child her family took in and his biological parents abandoned, is now steadily advancing in politics. He remains her most steadfast support.
See how Doctor Zhan uses her superb skills and fiery temper to write a legend of traditional Chinese medicine in the 1980s, building a prosperous and blissful life!
Reader's Guide: This is a novel, not medical education! All prescriptions are fake! Fake! Fake! The author, a layperson, researched and made them up solely to move the plot along. Do not imitate them! Do not imitate them! Do not imitate them! Important things must be said three times!
Theme: Love yourself and your dreams