Ancient Chinese Medicine in 3700 Years

I came across this book several times and always wanted to read it, but never did. I didn't open it until recently and read it in one sitting (probably two or three days). I hesitated for a long time whether to add it to the book list, but finally felt that it should not be buried. Overall, I don't like the ending of the story very much, and I feel that the level has dropped a bit, but this may also be because the previous part was so exciting, which caused my expectations to be too high. The previous plot can be considered ups and downs. Most of the values ​​​​of the heroine in it are more to my liking, but there are also some thoughts that conflict with me. This was also a point of confusion before. My personal favorite is the part where the heroine goes to jail for the third time. The villain's counterattack is very exciting. From the beginning until the third time he was imprisoned, it was like a mountain getting higher and higher. The story from the third time he was imprisoned (and was wronged) was perfectly coherent, and the logic and foreshadowing were very meticulous and thoughtful, echoing from beginning to end. But after the third time in prison, the story became dull, like going down a mountain.

Good.

This is a biographical story like a drama, a story about spreading our ancient Chinese medical skills in the great interstellar era.

Hey, in the end, the heroine and the second male lead got together... What a pity... (Will anyone watch if I say this, hahaha)