Traditional Chinese Medicine Is Disappearing, So I Make Kidney-Boosting Pills on the Spot

Wu Ming, a student at a university of traditional Chinese medicine, inexplicably finds himself in a parallel world. He discovers that this world is almost exactly like his own, except that traditional Chinese medicine has completely disappeared!

What's more, his own skills in traditional Chinese medicine have actually grown even stronger.

When an old man faints from heatstroke, he sticks a silver needle into him, and the onlookers immediately call the police.

At the hospital, he takes the doctor's pulse instead, diagnosing the doctor with a rare and difficult illness.

When a foreign reporter tries to trip him up with a question, he makes an aphrodisiac pill on the spot, leaving the foreigner howling in amazement.

A campus beauty keeps picking on him, so he taps her waist once, making her bleed uncontrollably when her period comes.

By observing, listening, questioning, and taking the pulse, Wu Ming shows off his extraordinary skills.

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