Medical Fortune-Telling from Yidivination Mountain Leads to Heaven

The protagonist is a junior college professional doctor. It can be said that he has no medical skills. I spend my days guarding a family-run traditional Chinese medicine clinic. I used the magic of inviting gods passed down from my family, but instead of inviting gods, I summoned a ghost that died in the library. This started the path of learning different Chinese medicine. When others use medicine, I use salt, and when others use medicine, I use oranges. Oranges are also fine. White-collar workers don't have time for acupuncture. I'll give you the needles and apply them yourself when you get home. I'll teach you anyway. From a dilapidated clinic to a large medical center, from the crowds at the door to the surging flow of people. The protagonist only needs a few dollars to treat diseases that cost hundreds of dollars per person. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.