Lotus Pattern in the Qin Dynasty: Healing Mountains and Rivers

Su Zhi, a graduate student in traditional Chinese medicine, died suddenly and traveled to the Qin Dynasty. She was rescued by Li Heng, a time traveler from the Ming Dynasty, in a bamboo forest in early spring. Both the master and the apprentice were bound by the historical prohibition "Lotus Pattern" and lived in seclusion in the mountains to study medical skills. Su Zhi twice rescued the young Ying Zheng, planting a seed of trust, and was later summoned to the palace. However, because of her advanced medical skills, she offended the Queen Mother's forces and was framed as a "witch". She returned to the mountains disheartened. Unexpectedly, the prescription she left in the palace revealed her master's identity, and enemies from Qi followed her lead. Under siege on a snowy night, Li Heng died to protect his apprentice, leaving only one sentence before his death: "Return to your world alive and well." Su Zhi held her master's body and survived the fire for three days. She returned to Xianyang with her relics of pottery medicine and wet medicine mud, vowing revenge. Under the protection of Ying Zheng, she gradually uncovered the truth about her master's murder, completed her revenge, and avoided Li Heng's mistakes. However, the frequent use of modern knowledge intensified the backlash of the lotus pattern, and the body gradually reached its limit. As a traveler in history, where should she go?