The Eternal Way of Medicine, Beginning in 1942

A renowned traditional medicine master for a grandfather, a chief of cardiac surgery for a father, a pharmacy director for a mother, and an emergency doctor for a son: all four members of the Xu family were struck by lightning and sent back to 1942.

Henan. A great famine. The dead lie everywhere. The Japanese are about to invade.

Fortunately, they brought their entire Beijing clinic, courtyard house and all, with them: the pharmacy, operating room, lab, and even the frozen dumplings in the fridge.

But the space has rules: they can only take things out, never put them back, and every use depletes their supplies.

Grandpa says: