I Am Not the God of Medicine in the Late Ming Dynasty

With the ability to travel back and forth between the late Ming Dynasty and modern times, He Zudao's first thought was to use a secret recipe lost in ancient times to cure Grandma Luo's terminal illness. Well, let's infect the Tatars with plague, smallpox or something like that. What, Taiwan is plagued by epidemics and the military and civilians are afraid to go there? Take my cinchona and artemisinin! What, you say that Chinese medicine is pseudoscience? Watch me slap you in the face with hundreds of ancient secret recipes to vindicate my reputation as a great Chinese medicine practitioner! What, the Nobel Prize is begging me to accept it? Xiaoli, go help me take a trip to Sweden, and remember to donate the bonus to Project Hope! He Zudao's ideal is simple: serve the people! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.