Chongzhen: the Last Scalpel of the Empire

In his previous life, he was a special soldier who was on the verge of life and death, and he was also a master of medicine who was proficient in the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine. Once his soul passed through him, he became a poor apprentice at the bottom of the imperial hospital during the Chongzhen period of the Ming Dynasty. At this time, the Ming Dynasty was suffering from internal and external troubles, and the building was about to collapse. Party disputes continued in the court, slaves were built outside the border gates, refugees were everywhere in the Central Plains, and a severe plague was raging in the world. Faced with this hellish start, he did not choose to go with the flow. Holding a pot in his left hand to help the world, he used the principles of modern medicine to reduce dimensions, used native penicillin and battlefield first aid techniques to snatch back the lives of countless soldiers among the dead, and trampled the decaying imperial hospital under his feet; holding a knife in his right hand to kill the enemy, he used the ability of special operations to reshape the soul of the army. From an unknown apprentice in the Taiyuan Hospital to a powerful iron-blooded handsome man, he overcame thorns all the way, leveling the bandits, refusing to establish slaves, and clearing the emperor. He used his medical skills to appease the people in troubled times, and used military force to suppress thousands of miles of mountains and rivers. He stepped into the court step by step and became the most important pillar of support for Emperor Chongzhen. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.