I’m an Old Chinese Doctor. Living a Few Hundred More Years Should Be No Problem, Right?

A livestreaming veteran doctor shocks the world with Chinese and Western medicine

Jiang Tian was once a giant in the world of Western medicine. After accidentally transmigrating, he started learning traditional Chinese medicine from scratch.

150 years later, he has reached the level of a founding master.

He has also found his only descendant, the aspiring streamer Jiang Xiaoyu.

His photo with the emperor, his ID from the Qing Dynasty, and his identities as director of the Imperial Medical Academy and chief physician are gradually exposed to the public.

He completes emergency surgery on a critically ill patient in 10 minutes. "Viewer: So the old Chinese doctor knows how to use a knife, too."

He brings someone out of a fever-induced coma in 30 seconds. "Viewer: Was that magic?"

He sucks venom out of a beautiful streamer who handles snakes. "Viewer: I can't watch. This makes no scientific sense."

With a single acupuncture point, he brings a corpse back to life. "Viewer: Holy crap, is metaphysics the final destination of Chinese medicine?"

A patient has kidney stones, and the prescription is two bottles of cola. Viewer: Could you prescribe a few more bottles?

This is one very unconventional old Chinese doctor.

Jiang Xiaoyu: Great-grandfather, why do you keep getting younger?

Jiang Tian: I'm an old Chinese doctor. Surely living a few hundred years longer is no problem, right?

Viewers: Tell us, old timer, what's your secret to staying young...

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