[Ancient-to-modern, 1990s, medicine, mystery solving]
The daughter of a duke transmigrates into the body of a poor girl in the 1990s. A medicinal-scented space conceals a phoenix of astonishing power, but she stumbles upon the mystery of her sister-in-law’s strange fall into the river the day after giving birth.
With pale fingertips, she crushes a thousand-year-old spirit herb and publicly tears apart the outrageous slander against Xiaocui, who was jilted: “We can set our grievances aside for now, but don’t think you can frame me. I, Su Chenjin, am a blade made to cut down lowlifes!”
When 1996, with its backward medical care, meets a thousand-year-old tradition of Chinese medicine, a poor farmer’s daughter uses silver needles to decide who lives and dies, and medicinal recipes to stir up a storm.
But why does the blood-red marriage contract carried by the fire phoenix that night bear the same handwriting as the enemy who wiped out her family in her previous life?
Is this transmigration a rebirth from the ashes, or the second deadly move in a game laid by her enemy?
