I Am an Old Chinese Medicine Practitioner. I Will Have Nothing Wrong with Living for a Few Hundred More Years, Right?

The veteran Chinese doctor's live broadcast shocked the great Chinese and Western medicine doctor Jiang Tian was originally a big shot in the world of Western medicine. After accidentally traveling through time, he learned Chinese medicine from scratch. 150 Years later, he has reached the state of the Patriarch. He also found his only bloodline, the inspirational anchor Jiang Xiaoyu. His photo with the emperor, his Qing Dynasty ID card, and his identity as ambassador and chief physician of the Taiyuan Hospital were gradually exposed. … Critical surgery was completed in 10 minutes. "Audience: It turns out that old Chinese medicine practitioners are also good at knives." Relieve high fever and fainting in 30 seconds. "Audience: Are you using magic?" Use your mouth to give drugs to the beautiful anchor who plays with snakes. "Audience: I have no shame in watching this. This is unscientific." An acupuncture point brings the corpse back to life. "Audience: Damn it, the end of Chinese medicine is metaphysics, right?" The prescription for getting stones is two bottles of Coke. Audience: Can you prescribe a few more bottles of this prescription? … This is an old Chinese doctor who is not serious. Jiang Xiaoyu: Great-grandfather, why are you getting younger and younger? Jiang Tian: I am an old Chinese medicine practitioner. Is it okay to live for a few hundred more years? Audience: Tell me, what is your secret recipe for skin care... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.