What will happen after the adventures in Chapter 2

Empress Wu Zetian and Lady Wu Shun, who were favored by Li Zhi in succession, are often referred to as a pair of beautiful sisters. There are rumors about the stunningly beautiful daughter of Wu Shun, Lady He Lan of the Wei state, as well as the crownless chancellor Shangguan Wan'er, who almost became the second Princess Taiping under Wu Zetian. Additionally, there is Empress Wei, the wife of Li Xian, who sought to replicate Wu Zetian's path to power, and Princess Anle, the daughter of Li Xian and Empress Wei. These individuals have either already graced the stage of history or are about to make their appearances. He is very curious to know whether he will have any intersections with these renowned women, or even more interactions.

This is a piece of jade, a piece of jade with an exceptionally fine texture, adorned with carvings of dragons and phoenixes. Chen Yi has examined it countless times, yet he has not discovered any distinguishing features that could determine its identity or indicate anything special. However, he knows that this jade is certainly not an ordinary item; it must be extremely valuable, as evidenced by its quality, craftsmanship, and the patterns on it. It may also be an important token.

This venerable Taoist is the most renowned Taoist of the Tang Dynasty, the legendary divine physician Sun Simiao, whose fame has endured through the ages

It is precisely the early spring season, and the scenery outside the window is beautiful. The air is exceptionally fresh, and the world is remarkably pure and bright, even more so than the sky seen in the Tibetan region. There is no need for special scenic embellishments; Chen Yi, who breathes in the heavily polluted air filled with PM2.5 and countless toxic substances, which allows him to see blue skies only a few days a year, cannot help but feel a sense of joy, as if he has entered a paradise beyond the world. He stands quietly in front of the open window, admiring the continuous mountain scenery outside, and his thoughts begin to rise again, becoming uncontrollable.

The original body carried few items; besides a letter and this jade pendant, there were also the clothes originally worn, which were torn when falling off the cliff, and five pieces of gold leaves. The craftsmanship of those gold leaves is quite good, and they are not light in weight, with each piece estimated to weigh around two taels. Apart from these, there are no other possessions.

Chen Yi, a medical student, certainly knows about the achievements of the renowned physician Sun Simiao, and he knows quite a lot about them!

In several strange dreams, Chen Yi witnessed the scene of a horse falling off a cliff. He believes this is related to the experiences of his original self before the incident. In these fragments, he can vaguely see that he had attendants by his side. However, he does not know whether these attendants are still alive, and if they are, whether he can find them

After Chen Yi placed the jade pendant back into his bosom, he took out the few pieces of gold leaf to examine them. After flipping through them, he still could not discern anything unusual

These three items are all that he brought with him. Chen Yi knows that he must keep these items safe, especially the jade pendant and the letter, which must not be lost. They may serve as proof for him to recognize the person named "Bo Heng" and are also tokens for reuniting with his companions.

Alas, the affairs of the world are truly wondrous, so wondrous that one cannot find the words to describe them. He does not know what his fate will be next! After letting out a long sigh, Chen Yi withdrew his gaze from the window and took a few steps with his hands behind his back

The letter is written very simply, and from its content, it is impossible to discern the identity of the "original body" that shares the same name as him in later generations. Chen Yi is also unable to deduce who "Bo Heng" is. The memories remaining in this body are almost nonexistent, including those of family, background, and other aspects; no matter how hard Chen Yi tries, he cannot recall anything. Although in recent nights, some inexplicable things have emerged from mhetushucomcom or entered his dreams, they are merely fragmented memories, lacking continuity and coherence. He finds it strange that this body has left him with only this little memory, and the letter is so simple, failing to clarify his identity or any other significant events. This frustrates him; he does not know who he has become after crossing over, and there is no one to tell him, nor is there anything that can explain his identity.

This play, in which one does not know whether they will be the "protagonist," is certainly about to begin. Therefore, let us perform well, portraying our lives that have undergone transformation, striving to be the leading character in this play with an uncertain ending, and to make it a splendid performance

Now, time-travel novels are everywhere, and after seeing so many, they no longer seem extraordinary. Most people treat them as mere pastimes during breaks. However, it is unexpected that a real scenario would occur in one's own life. Upon waking up and discovering the unusual changes happening to himself, Chen Yi's worldview was instantly transformed—perhaps there truly exist many things in this world that are difficult to explain scientifically and transcend all living beings!

He arrived in another world and became a person of unknown identity. In this era where identity and birth are of utmost importance, how should he continue to live? Thinking of this, Chen Yi let out a bitter smile, wondering why it had come to this. After sighing, he took out an object from his bosom and examined it carefully

Before the time travel, Chen Yi was a doctor, the youngest associate chief physician at a top-tier hospital in a southeastern coastal province, specializing in cardiovascular and respiratory diseases, just past the age of thirty. In addition to his exceptional medical skills, he had a great passion for history, having thoroughly read through the several rows of historical texts in his home library. He had conducted considerable research on the history of the Tang Dynasty and was also aware of significant historical events surrounding his current era. Just last year, a major historical event occurred: Li Zhi, following the advice of Prime Minister Shangguan Yi, prepared to depose Wu Zetian from her position as empress. However, Wu Zetian discovered this plan in advance, resulting in her retaining the empress title. Shangguan Yi and his son, Shangguan Tingzhi, were executed, and their family assets and relatives were confiscated. The renowned talented woman, Shangguan Wan'er, along with her mother, was also taken into the Yeting Palace.

Sun Simiao, a renowned ancient medical genius whose fame has endured through the ages, was not only exceptionally skilled in medicine but also possessed noble medical ethics. His advocacy of "Great Physician, Sincere Heart," "Desireless and Unselfish," and treating all patients as "Supreme Beings" has been revered by all practitioners of medicine. Almost all who have pursued medical studies in later generations have learned from the medical ethics and principles that Sun Simiao championed. He is a figure respected by all, a medical master whose ethics and skills are considered top-notch both in ancient and modern times, forever admired by future generations. Chen Yi could never have imagined that upon his arrival in the ancient era, the first person he would encounter would be Sun Simiao, this revered ancestor of medicine, who would save him.

He never expected that he would actually travel through time, arriving in the era of the Tang Dynasty during the reign of Linde, and finding himself in a strange body

Although everything is not easy to accept, what he has seen and experienced in these days is all real scenes. The facts before him cannot be ignored. Chen Yi has already determined that he has crossed over to the Tang Dynasty and has become an ancient person. He has been in this world for three days, and during these three days, he has accepted the reality of his crossing over through books and illustrations, and is striving to adapt to ancient life. However, he is still troubled by many issues, the most significant of which is his identity.

Lost in thought, he unknowingly walked out of the house and into the yard

Chen Yi looked at Sun Simiao, who was accompanied by him, and beside them stood the somewhat reserved young nun Ning Qing. A thought naturally arose in her mind: what would happen next

Before today, Chen Yi was a staunch atheist, but from this day forward, the belief he once held has been completely shattered—perhaps there truly are deities and spirits in this world, and many mysterious forces that he is "unaware" of govern the affairs of the world, all of which is quite extraordinary

Chen Yiwen quickly turned around upon hearing the voice, respectfully bowing to the elderly Daoist priest with white hair who had appeared behind him at some point: "I have met Daoist Sun. I am much better now, thank you for your rescue, Daoist!" This person was indeed the master of the young girl Ning Qing, who had been attending to him after he regained consciousness, a renowned Daoist who appeared very young but was actually of considerable age. Upon learning the name of this elderly Daoist, he was filled with a mix of surprise and joy.

Having a general understanding of the direction of historical development and possessing the miraculous ability of foresight, Chen Yi is filled with "unrealistic" dreams about his life after traveling to the Tang Dynasty. This is an era that many long for; the flourishing age of the Tang Dynasty has arrived. The stories of this time are captivating, and there are numerous women recorded in history who embody both beauty and wisdom.

He feels quite fortunate about these things, even believing that it is a blessing from heaven. The scenario of time travel does not happen easily; perhaps he is an exceptional individual chosen by a mysterious organization or some kind of mysterious power, destined to change history in ancient times while also charming beautiful women

Chen Yi's original body carried a letter addressed to someone named "Bo Heng," without a surname. The letter mentioned a person named Chen Yi, styled Zi Ying, who would be coming from Jiangnan Road, Yuezhou, to seek refuge with "Bo Heng" in Chang'an, requesting "Bo Heng" to receive him and stating that other matters could be discussed in person. Chen Yi could basically conclude that the person named "Chen Yi," styled "Zi Ying," mentioned in the letter was indeed his original self. The fact that the owner of this body shares both his surname and given name filled him with surprise, further convincing him that everything was preordained, and he was merely a character in a play.

Several days have passed, and everything encountered has gradually been accepted. Chen Yi is also contemplating how to continue living from here on.

However, while he was lamenting, he also felt a bit fortunate; his soul and ideals were still intact, which meant he was still alive, with his own consciousness and perception. Moreover, the body he had traversed into was quite pleasing in appearance, remarkably handsome, far surpassing his looks in his previous life, which made him feel a tinge of jealousy. He was also quite tall, at least around 1.8 meters. He had no beard, and the prominence of his Adam's apple, along with the condition of other parts of his body, led him to deduce that his 'self' was likely not very old, probably not exceeding 18 years, which is the prime of a man's youth in ancient times. The original body might have been trained in martial arts, as it was quite robust, with well-defined muscles.

As I walked while lost in thought, a gentle voice came from behind: "Are you feeling better, little friend?"

As a physician, after crossing over to another world, Chen Yi felt it was too "coincidental" to encounter the renowned medical expert Sun Simiao. Of course, the charming young Taoist nun Ning Qing made this "coincidence" exceedingly melodramatic