The Crown Princess Padma’s Reincarnated Medical Practice
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Outaishihi Padma no Tensei Iryou
- Outaishihi Padma no Tensei Iryou
- 王太子妃パドマの転生医療
- 王太子妃パドマの転生医療「戦場の天使」は救国の夢を見る
A modern-day physician named Aisha is working in a refugee camp when she is fatally shot — but instead of dying, she finds herself reincarnated 400 years in the past as Padma, the Crown Princess of a war-torn kingdom. Known historically as the “Angel of the Battlefield” who healed countless wounded soldiers, Padma is fated to die young. Armed with her modern medical knowledge and training, Aisha decides to change history — first by treating the ailing Crown Prince Edward, whose death is recorded in history as impending. To save Edward and the future of the kingdom, she must navigate the politics, medical limitations, and cultural norms of a past era. Along the way, Aisha/Padma’s dedication to her calling brings hope to her people, challenges historical records, and deepens her connection with Edward as they fight to rewrite destiny together.
Art Lapsa has 24 chapters of The Crown Princess Padma’s Reincarnated Medical Practice in English; the latest came out on February 28, 2026.
- Author
- SAKURA Seiran
- Artist
- MIKUMO Nouri
- Format
- Manga
- Status
- Completed
- Chapters
- 24 · 17 free
- Latest chapter
- Chapter 24 ·
- Translated by
- Art_lapsa
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Straight forward story about a woman doctor who went back in time when women did not have equal rights to men. Similar to doctor elise, but gjis one focused on love story. Ending was also satisfying.
Looks good, the prince gets interested in her far too quickly tho, even if it's subtle
Ohooo, I love this. Not because of a grand plot, but because the characterization of the mc, she really get a good grip of her real realkty that she is not part of tne world but still help the people ariund it just to change the future.
OoooOOOOooooo!!
Oscar is way too OP lol
Reading Rousseau felt just like this. But women still suffer so much more in everyday life than we know!