Traditional Chinese Medicine: I Am Really Not the God of Medicine

Ye Simiao, director of the emergency department of Imperial Capital Union Medical College, collapsed after six successful surgeries and woke up to find that he had traveled to a parallel world. Ye Simiao never dreamed that there would be no Chinese medicine in this world Traditional Chinese medicine pays attention to looking, smelling, asking, and feeling when treating a disease. Medical treatment here requires payment, laboratory tests, CT, and MRI A cold and fever caused by a small bronchitis required hospitalization for surgery, and the surgery was performed on a child who was just one month old. For a long-standing problem like insomnia, the common approach is to increase the dose if one sleeping pill doesn't work. For minor fractures, patients who were admitted to the hospital were kept under observation for splints, steel nails, and plaster. They were stopped for three months to remove plasters and a year later, they had to come back to remove the implanted steel nails. Ye Simiao said, is it so complicated to be able to do it with just one bone setting? It's outrageous to say that when Wangcai comes, he will shake his head when he hears this! The backhand system is activated and makes Chinese medicine famous! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.