Chen An transmigrates to a parallel world and obtains the Super Traditional Chinese Medicine System.
He lives in seclusion in Heling Village, devoting himself to studying and passing down the art of medicine.
His medical knowledge is profound and all-encompassing, covering acupuncture, massage, tuina, medicinal treatments, pathology, the Five Phases, qi and blood, and health preservation. With inspection, listening and smelling, inquiry, and palpation, he cures illnesses with a single dose.
A single medicinal patch sends countless wealthy people into a bidding frenzy;
A single massage leaves countless actresses blissfully entranced;
Countless bigwigs spend fortunes just to receive a course of acupuncture;
In pursuit of true health preservation, to slow aging and regain youth, political leaders around the world are willing to start a war over a tiny village;
And when Chen An brings out an ancient prescription...
The whole world goes mad.
This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The life you yearn for has been taken over by Reba and Zhao Liying
There are two kinds of people I hate the most, those who are black in Chinese medicine and those who are bad in Chinese medicine.
Why don't you write that your prescription can make people live forever with the sun and the moon?
Those who are not as high as me are younger brothers.
The central idea of this book is: Chinese medicine is entertainment.
It doesn't look like a recluse in the beginning.
More than a million words and only a dozen comments?
What the protagonist does is none of his business
What the hell is this? A nine-year-old child who studies Chinese medicine is not as good as you even if he has a system, and he is exposed to the public. Aren't he afraid of being taken away and sliced into pieces? And can a nine-year-old have a medical qualification certificate? Who would go to your place to see a doctor without a medical qualification certificate? Besides, it's a nine-year-old child.
**Which hospital or private clinic can allow programs to be performed every day?