The Seven Captures of Meng Huo in the Southern Expedition of Qihuang

Hua Zhong, a modern surgeon, traveled through a strange sandstorm to the third year of Jianxing of the Shu Han Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms (AD 225). He transformed into the thirty-two-year-old accompanying military doctor Hua Zhong, the son of the miracle doctor Hua Tuo, and was accompanying Zhuge Liang in his southern campaign against Menghuo. Relying on the combination of modern medical knowledge and ancient family medical skills, Hua Zhong cracked poisonous springs, quelled the plague, treated wounded soldiers in the plague-ridden Nanzhong area, and even protected the prime minister's heart at critical moments. During the seven captures and seven movements, he not only witnessed Zhuge Liang's peerless wisdom of focusing on the heart and his openness to all rivers, but also used his medical skills to write an indispensable Xinglin legend for the Shu army's southern expedition.