I Have Been in Liaozhai for Thirty Years
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Eucommia ulmoides woke up and became a clerk in a medical clinic. He was about to graduate from the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and with all his knowledge, it was natural for him to become a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine in ancient times and settle down. What? You say the world is too chaotic, with monsters everywhere and weird things happening? Once you read "A True Guide to Diseases in the Apricot Grove", you will be treated equally and will not reject anyone who comes! Look, smell, ask, perform incision, apply acupuncture, prescribe prescriptions, reconcile yin and yang... Eucommia ulmoides is still treating illnesses, but it is no longer human to seek medical advice.
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