Silk Road Pharmacopoeia

Along the Silk Road, three ethnic groups stand in harmony. The Canglang Khanate controls the trade routes in the north, the Dark Night Clan controls the trade in the west, and the Pharmacist Guild has a corner in the Dunhuang Medicine Valley. The werewolf's moonsilver mine, the vampire's blood crystal, and the medical woman's medicinal materials—the three tribes need each other and fear each other, maintaining the fragile balance of the Silk Road for three hundred years. Shen Qingyuan, a pharmacist at the bottom of the Pharmacist Guild, was pointed out as the destined partner of Cang Lang Khan King Ashina Lie during the Moon God's destiny ceremony. But Ashina Lie rejected the fateful agreement in public, and gave her as a "Silk Road Friendship Messenger" to Vlad Coin, the prince of the Dark Night Clan - everyone understood that this was not a gift, but a transaction. While being escorted to the west, Qingyuan witnessed the blood plague spreading on the Silk Road - the plague that almost wiped out the supernatural race three hundred years ago is resurrecting. After arriving in the Dark City, she found that the vampire clan was also struggling under the shadow of the blood plague. An infected person's cry for help triggered the pharmacopoeia bloodline that had been dormant for thousands of years in her body - the only power that could cure the blood plague that had been lost for three hundred years. Qingyuan integrated the meridian theory of traditional Chinese medicine with vampire blood science, and mastered an unprecedented treatment method. She went from being a chess piece to being traded to becoming the key to the struggle between the three clans. After Ashina Lie discovered the truth about the blood plague, he realized that the person he had personally traded was not a pharmacist, but the only pharmacist who could save everyone - the only person he was destined to be. He chased across the Silk Road to the Dark City. But Qingyuan looked at him and said, "You're late." The three tribes signed the Silk Road Pharmacopoeia Agreement on the ruins, and the three hundred years of isolation ended.