Love Across Mountains and Rivers: The Divine Doctor's Phoenix Journey

She transmigrates into the body of a farm girl. Her family has practiced medicine for generations, and she lives with her grandfather. She had hoped to lead a quiet life in a small town like a paradise, but instead finds herself caught up in one conspiracy after another... ^O^ Highlights: Whenever she comes across people trading Chinese medicinal herbs, she holds nothing back as she teaches the villagers: “There are three key points for identifying goji berries: first, they have a white spot at each end; second, they are brick red; third, they do not stick to your hand when you pick them up. Only then are they good-quality goji berries.” “The ‘knobs’ that grow at the top of notoginseng are called mammiform protuberances. They are one of the criteria used to judge its quality. The more protuberances it has, the fewer roots make up a catty. The fewer roots per catty, the heavier each root is, the better its quality and medicinal value, and the more effective it is. Naturally, the price is higher too. Conversely, the fewer the protuberances, the more roots per catty, and the lower the price.” After hearing her explanation, Shi Tingbai admires her, yet feels sorry for her. “You really are a fool!” ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ Xia Wen'an falls ill and coughs up phlegm. She looks down to see that it is yellowish, full of tiny bubbles, thick and clumped together, sticking to the bottom of the wooden bucket. Traditional Chinese medicine calls this dry phlegm. [Romance; modern woman transmigrates to ancient times; no pocket dimension; no golden finger; not a wish-fulfillment story; not mindless; no exaggeration; fantasy + practical knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine and herbs + political intrigue]