The Fragment of the Green Bag: Bai Wei

Bai Wei opened her eyes and was lying in an iron cage in the Western City of Pingcheng in the Northern Wei Dynasty. Within three breaths, she confirmed three things: this was not her body, this was not her era, and she would not survive today. The original owner was the daughter of Bai Jingxing, the head of the Taiyuan Hospital. The entire Bai family was beheaded due to the "Golden Chamber Case" and she was deprived of slavery. Before his death, her father stuffed her into a dry well and said only three words: live. She saved a slave with a piece of stone in exchange for the right to continue breathing in the cage. From the laundry room of Zhenbei Prince's Mansion to the Royal Hospital, she thought this was a road of revenge. Until I discovered that the fragment of the "Qing Nang Shu" left by my father contained a list of intelligence networks and a sentence - "The benevolence of doctors brings harmony to the world." Pei Heng was the eldest son of the Prince of Zhenbei. He taught her how to read and write, and also taught her what it meant to be involuntarily. He loved her, but he could only see her being married to someone else; he let her go at the border, but shot her with an arrow: "This arrow repays your promise to come back to me." Lu Chen was the hostage of Nanliang. He rescued her from the prison, but burned a page in the "Qing Nang Book". He used her and fulfilled her; many years later, he gave up the throne for her and only said: "The throne is nothing, she is my world." It took Bai Wei ten years to go from the iron cage in Pingcheng to Cuiweiguan in Qinghai. She allowed doctors to ignore national boundaries, allowed slaves to deregister, and made the three countries no longer just wars. But what she wanted to know most was whether her father could see it.