My Trillions of People

Name: My Trillions of People
Author: Feng Ji Long Huan

by Feng Ji Long Huan

ongoing Xuanhuan Dynasty Wars Male Lead

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About This Novel

Prologue: Three realms of medicine What you see is not the disease, but the country. What you feel is not the pulse, but the water transport. The doctor who heals the sick is the "craftsman" who repairs the palace. If the beams and columns are rotten, replace the beams and columns; if the rubble is damaged, repair the rubble. Their fingers were black, they were bent over every inch, fighting every object. They were the most solid cornerstone of the empire, but they had never seen the entire palace in their entire lives. Traditional Chinese medicine heals the people and is the "guard general" who sits in charge of the six departments. They know very well that if the household (spleen and stomach) is deficient, the military (liver) will have no pay; if the water conservancy (kidney) is not smooth, the people (cells) will be in trouble. They coordinate the cauldron, strategize, and make the Qi and blood flow smoothly. They gallop around the territory like elite soldiers and generals, ensuring peace in a prosperous age. Shangyi heals the country and is the "monarch" who governs all directions. They do not focus on one illness or another, but look up to the yin and yang star chart and control the authority of the five elements. A moment of rage is the beacon of liver wood; a moment of worry is the barren year of spleen earth. What they manage is the "national destiny" of life, and what they seek is an eternal foundation where "righteousness exists within and evil cannot be interfered with." So, when you unfold this volume- What you see will be more than just a novel. That is a picture of the human body, the country, the country, the country, and the country. It is an epic of blood flow and war, A monarch, faced with the doomed decline of his empire, The most magnificent and cruel hymn to life played.