The Legend of Zhang Ning, a Medical Concubine in Troubled Times

She is an orphan of the Yellow Turban, a medical fairy in troubled times. She used her benevolence and system to rebuild the Great Wall of Life in the flames of war, and was eventually engraved in history as a "Han Medicine". The heartbreaking pain of losing his mother at a young age ignited Zhang Ning's desire to practice medicine to help the world. As the daughter of "rebel" Zhang Jiao, she is destined to struggle in the whirlpool of troubled times. Fortunately, he met Huo Yan, the border guardian, got to know each other, and established a military medical system in the Iron-blooded Military Camp. With kindness as his armor and medical skills as his weapon, he saved thousands of lives from the brink of death. However, the court's suspicion followed her closely, and the grief of her father's death and separation from the country almost destroyed her. Moving west to a foreign land, he was reborn from the ashes. Faced with the cold reality of Hu-Han conflict and political marriage, she used her astonishing wisdom to help her husband marry Fatima, the noble daughter of Kangju. From the undercurrent of love to the unity of sisters, they work together in a strange land to build the "Ten Thousand People's Hospital" - an ark of life that benefits all people regardless of Han or Hu. From the military medical order in Yansai to the princess in Kangju Palace, Zhang Ning's heart as a doctor has never changed. She established an epidemic prevention network, integrated the medical skills of Hu and Han Dynasties, and even carved the "Medical Prescriptions of the Western Expedition", her life's work, on the stone wall to benefit all people. In the war of troubled times, she protected her lover, taught her sisters, and raised children. With her flexibility, she promoted the integration of civilization and the dignity of life on the edge of power. When the dust settled, her tombstone was not engraved with the title of the princess, but only four words: "Han Medicine Zhang Ning".