Great Tang: I, the Surgeon-Saint, a Peerless National Talent

A modern surgeon transmigrates into the early Tang dynasty, into the Confucian Yan family, just as the Turks besiege the city during the Alliance at the Wei River. With no magical cheat abilities, he relies on modern medical knowledge, making penicillin by hand and suturing with catgut. He rises in a field hospital, humiliates the conservatives, saves famous generals with his medical skills, and changes the nation's fate, rewriting the course of the flourishing Tang dynasty.

He has no superpower to defy fate, only a pair of hands accustomed to holding a scalpel. In a crude field hospital, he uses catgut to stitch life-threatening wounds, extracts penicillin from mold, and establishes battlefield emergency procedures in an age with no concept of sterility. His only "cheat" is a virtual screen visible only to him, offering a knowledge base and mission guidance, though he must turn its blueprints into reality with the materials available in the Tang dynasty. From stunning the military camp with every stitch to saving famous generals and engaging in life-or-death struggles that change the nation's fate; from humiliating the conservative members of his family who look down on him to restoring the glory of the Confucian Yan family through medicine, the protagonist delivers the ultimate knowledge-gap power fantasy with his hands-on creation of cutting-edge technology.

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