There's a Knife in the Fruit Basket, and I Transmigrated as an Ancient Physician

A resident doctor is stabbed to death by a disgruntled patient's family, then transmigrates into the coffin of someone who has just been buried in ancient times, binding him to a God-Awful Healer System.

The medicines in the shop cost more than gold, and he has to take out a loan just to get the language pack from the start? No matter. He'll rely on his brains to practice medicine!

He treats childhood convulsions and humiliates a charlatan, investigates charcoal poisoning and dispels superstition, saves a patient with tetanus whom the entire county had pronounced doomed with a single needle, and uses a bowl of sugar-salt water to withstand a plague sweeping the whole city.

Cut off my medicinal herbs? I'll gather them in the mountains and join forces with my colleagues to smash your monopoly and take away your medicine shop's livelihood.

Embezzle funds and harm the people? I'll inspect the river embankment and audit the accounts, taking your county magistrate's hat along with everything else.

The unlucky apprentice who crawled out of a coffin slaps faces and levels up all the way, earning silver, getting licensed, and winning people's hearts, until he becomes the revered Divine Doctor Xu.

What? You want to go home? Ask the people of this whole city if they'll let you!

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