With Medical Skills, She Transmigrated to Ancient Times and Became the Darling of the Family

A modern female acupuncturist and massage therapist died in a medical dispute, and when she opened her eyes again, she had become the youngest daughter of the Gu family in the west courtyard in ancient times.

Her family was poor, and there had been long-standing grudges between the East and West courtyards. Faced with the East courtyard's disdain and her own dire circumstances, she picked up silver needles and quietly broke the deadlock with her exquisite acupuncture skills.

Starting from a small acupuncture clinic on the side of the street, they treated hysteria, relieved numbness, and alleviated acute illnesses, establishing a firm foothold in the town with their tangible therapeutic effects.

Without any system support or relying on marriage or romantic relationships, all he had was years of accumulated medical skills and experience, and an indomitable spirit.

From skepticism to recognition from her peers, she became known as "that junior sister with exceptional comprehension"; from estrangement to reconciliation within the family, the East and West campuses began to reunite because of her.

This book incorporates numerous real acupuncture case studies and TCM diagnostic reasoning, meticulously recreating the diagnosis and treatment process. The language is plain, but the content is substantial.

This is not just the story of a woman who travels through time, but also a journey in which traditional medicine is revitalized.

>>Reading Tips: High content of professional medical information, mundane and everyday plot, no system or romantic pairing, focuses on industry exchanges and family growth.