Siheyuan: The Legendary Physician Who Shook the Entire Capital

In 1958, Li Yan had just transmigrated when he found himself sitting for a medical exam.

Get one question wrong, and he might lose his chance to stay in Yanjing.

Fortunately, he had studied traditional Chinese medicine in his previous life, too. He passed every test, from distinguishing the causes of menstrual pain to the Great Green Dragon Decoction and clinical practice, and after leaving the exam hall, he bound himself to the National Master Physician System.

The System did not directly instill unbeatable medical skills in him. Instead, it gave him a learning space where his comprehension was astonishingly strong.

Any medical text or case he had seen in the real world could be studied and analyzed repeatedly inside.

Li Yan starts out at a workers' hospital, saving critically ill patients with acupuncture and pattern differentiation, while his storage space keeps expanding with each act of merit.

As the shadow of the Great Famine draws near, he begins frantically stockpiling food.

Treating the sick and saving lives, protecting his loved ones, and rewriting the history of traditional Chinese medicine: he refuses to give up any of these paths.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.