Siheyuan: A Medical Skill Panel, From the Start I Save a Stroke Patient

After dying from overwork, Lin Mo transmigrates into a baby living in a Beijing courtyard in the 1960s.

The good news: there's a status panel in his mind. Reading earns experience, treating patients earns experience, and filling the experience bar lets him level up.

The bad news: his neighbors are Qin Huairu, Xu Damao, and Silly Zhu, the hapless cook. The waters in this courtyard run deeper than ancestral code.

On his first day at work, an elderly stroke patient is carried into the clinic.

Three needles later, his mouth is straight, his hand is moving, and he can speak.

After that, more and more people come to see him: the old men from the hutong for men's health problems, factory leaders for checkups, and even the newly appointed director of the steel mill sends word through an intermediary: Dr. Lin, come by when you have time.

Lin Mo just wants to treat patients and level up in peace.

So how did he end up becoming a renowned doctor in the capital?

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