Reborn 1977: The Great Era

In 1977, aboard a train returning to Beijing, a modern Traditional Chinese Medicine physician from 2024 transmigrates into the body of Fang Yan, a sickly educated youth retiring from rural service. His journey begins dramatically when he saves a high-ranking official from the brink of death during the ride. Back in the capital, Fang Yan balances his work at the prestigious Tongrentang pharmacy with preparations for the imminent restoration of the national college entrance examination. Leveraging advanced medical knowledge and an extraordinary cure rate, he quickly establishes a formidable reputation in the medical community. Fang Yan’s life becomes increasingly intertwined with history as he apprentices under a master of both medicine and traditional martial arts, unexpectedly becoming a senior uncle to future action stars. His personal life takes a legendary turn when he meets the breathtakingly beautiful "Queen of Daughters" through his mother's connections at Peking Union Medical College Hospital. After successfully treating the daughter of a returning overseas merchant, he is offered a hospital wing named in his honor and even inspires a film starring a young Leslie Cheung. Based on real medical cases, this single-heroine era novel offers an authentic, detailed portrayal of 1970s society, traditional health wisdom, and the vibrant tapestry of human life during a transformative period.