Imperial Physician's Daughter Takes Charge of the Medical Hall [90s]

"Why must women be confined to the boudoir?" Until her death, Chen Yin never found the answer in her heart.

She never expected that after death there would be a new life. She became a newly graduated Traditional Chinese Medicine student in the 1990s, just as degree holders were no longer being assigned jobs. Thinking of the medical hall her father had left behind, Chen Yin resolutely decided to return home and revive Huimin Hall.

Thus, in an unknown small town, an old medical hall was revitalized. Chen Yin meticulously revised medical records, provided free clinics in villages, and taught apprentices.

Time and again, she saved patients from suffering and led the small town in developing the Traditional Chinese Medicine industry. From a doctor in an unknown town, she grew into a nationally renowned female imperial physician.

Reading Guide: 1. The author is not a doctor; diagnoses and treatments in the text contain artistic embellishments. For illness, seek real-life medical attention promptly. 2. Herbal prescriptions will be clearly indicated in the text. 3. This is a fictional setting, purely for plot service. 4. The story primarily focuses on her career, with the male lead serving as a 'seasoning' type.