Five Thousand Years of Chinese Medicine, and It Can't Cure Illness?

Zhong Yang, who began his internship at the Municipal Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine with the highest grades in his year, made a painful discovery.

At the Municipal Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, taking the pulse was just for show. Diagnoses and prescriptions depended on all kinds of test reports!

A prescription of Chinese medicine lasted at least a quarter of a year, with six months as the starting point!

Most importantly, Chinese and Western medicine worked together, but Chinese medicine was always there to assist Western medicine. Only after Western surgery could Chinese medicine help patients recuperate.

Western medicine handled all critical and serious illnesses, while Chinese medicine was pushed aside!

Could five thousand years of Chinese medicine really be unable to cure illness?

Could five thousand years of Chinese medicine really only treat chronic conditions, and only be good for health maintenance?

In the depths of despair, Zhong Yang unexpectedly transmigrates to a parallel world and is adopted by a genuine practitioner of Chinese medicine.

Only then does he gradually realize that Chinese medicine isn't slow medicine!

Chinese medicine is medicine. Only those who can cure illnesses and save lives deserve to be called doctors!

This is a true practitioner's candid account. It is not a fantasy novel or a mythological tale, so enter at your own discretion!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.