The First Female Medical Officer in the Daxuan Dynasty: Yu Zhenqiu

In Fengyi Palace, a palace maid bled to death from her seven orifices. All the medical officers at the Tai Hospital unanimously concluded that he died of a sudden illness. Only Yu Zhenqiu took one look at the corpse and said: "She didn't die of illness, she was killed." One sentence shocked the Imperial Hospital; an autopsy revealed an old case in the East Palace that had been sealed for twenty years. From then on, every corpse she checked was linked to an old case; every prescription she wrote hid a conspiracy. The Taiyuan Hospital wanted her to shut up, Fengyi Palace wanted her to disappear, the court officials wanted to use her to get involved, and the prince's seizure of the heir pushed her step by step into the center of the storm. Everyone said that she was the first female medical officer in Daxuan. But she knew that it was never the patient who was truly difficult to treat. Some people are sick in their bodies, and some are sick in their hearts. The entire Daxuan Dynasty was already terminally ill. --- This is the story of a female doctor who performs an autopsy to solve a mysterious case, uncovers the real culprit, and uncovers the shady story of the dynasty step by step. It is difficult to treat diseases, but it is even more difficult to treat people. Healing the world is the most difficult thing.