The Illiterate Girl's Precarious Life in the Imperial Hospital

Young lady Bai Shu was born into a family of medicine. Her grandfather served as the Assistant Director of the Bureau of Imperial Physicians, and her ancestors for eight generations were royal physicians. The herb "Bai Shu" is sweet and bitter, primarily invigorates the spleen and qi, and its medicinal properties are warm and moist, centered in the earth element. Her grandfather named her this, hoping she would be balanced, peaceful, and steady.

Bai Shu, however, lived up to her name in another way: she was fair-skinned and utterly uneducated. As everyone knows, being an imperial physician is a high-risk profession where one's head is constantly on a leash. Bai Shu felt that twenty years of arduous study only to lose her life to a royal medical dispute was not worth it, so she decided not to learn the fatal family secret.

Then, when she turned sixteen, years of continuous warfare, extensive construction, heavy corvée labor, and a sharp decline in population led to a predicament. The imperial decree stated that parents of unmarried women aged seventeen or older would be punished. Oh no!

Between becoming a nun and getting married, Bai Shu chose to enter officialdom. An illiterate second-generation physician bravely charges into the Imperial Hospital. Help!

There's no CP (romantic pairing) in this story. We want to be a mom-spoiled girl, a dad-spoiled girl, a grandpa-spoiled girl, a brother-spoiled sister, a sister-in-law-spoiled sister, a younger brother-spoiled sister, a nephew-spoiled aunt, a bestie-spoiled girl, a master-spoiled apprentice, a colleague-spoiled peer, and a senior-disciple-spoiled junior-disciple and so on... a spoiled girl!

This story is purely fictional, an abstract creation, an entire absurd comedy. All illnesses rely on Baidu for information, and inspiration comes from online rumors, exaggerated and artistically processed. It's purely for fun, please don't take it seriously. Please watch it without overthinking or overly rational analysis.

Once again, all events in the story take place in the special historical context of the late Jinxiu era within the Ningxi world, transitioning towards the Zhaolu era, and serving as a prelude to the Zhanghuatai incident. Any resemblance is purely coincidental and has no relation to the real world or actual history! Do not over-interpret! Do not interpret! This is an alternate ancient setting! An alternate ancient setting!!!!