Siheyuan: Star-Ranked Military Doctor, Scaring Li Yunlong into Wetting Himself

After the Marco Polo Bridge Incident in 1937, sixteen-year-old Zuo Xiangdong was shot dead by Japanese troops during an underground operation. His body was dumped in a mass grave outside the city. When he woke up, he found himself lying among the dead, drenched in blood. His memories were a jumbled mess: those of his former self, and those of someone else. The other person's memories came from the twenty-first century. He had worked in research and development at an Indian generic drug company, dealt in drug replication, and even performed organ harvesting in Myanmar. His surgical and pharmaceutical research skills were both top-notch. In his own words, he was a heretic in the medical field. He had transmigrated. Or, to put it another way, he had logged in from somewhere else. His twenty-first-century self was dead, and so was his 1937 self. Two dead men had combined to make one living man. He now had Zuo Xiangdong's name, face, and social connections, but his mind also held priceless modern medical knowledge and a ten-cubic-meter storage space. This is the story of a military doctor destined to become a great general. The noblewoman Wu Shuang is just another soldier under Zuo Xiangdong's command. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.