Reborn in 1982: My Oral Liquid Is Selling Like Crazy

Lin Chen, a leading expert in traditional Chinese medicine preparations, wakes up in 1982 in a village in southern Henan.

He has just turned eighteen. His family owes three hundred yuan, medicine peddlers are forcing down the price of their medicinal herbs, his adoptive parents are bedridden from years of overwork, and his fourteen-year-old younger sister is on the verge of dropping out of school.

The regrets he couldn't undo in his past life will not happen again in this one.

In his hands, ten common medicinal herbs turn to gold. He selects the right parts, controls the heat, slowly concentrates the mixture, and skillfully adjusts the flavor, brewing southern Henan's first oral tonic for strengthening the body and nourishing the lungs. The medicine tastes sweet, and it truly works.

After his parents drink it, their chronic coughs and asthma gradually subside, and for the first time in years, they sleep through the night. When the villagers try it, word of its effectiveness spreads throughout the surrounding countryside.

But success invites trouble. Medicine peddlers force down prices and try to steal his formula, while the township clinic shows up to investigate the