Great Tang: Western Medicine Reigns Supreme

In the third year of the Zhenguan era, Princess Changle had a high fever that would not go down.

With a bottle of children's ibuprofen suspension tucked in his arms, Song Ming took down the imperial notice and instantly became famous throughout the land.

One day, beneath clear skies in the imperial gardens,

Li Shimin said, "A beauty is like a lotus: lovely from afar, but not to be touched."

Song Ming's eyes darted around as he immediately caught his meaning: with three thousand beauties in the imperial harem, the emperor was having trouble keeping up.

"Your Majesty, I have some sildenafil citrate tablets. Would you like a bottle?"

The next day, Li Shimin was overjoyed. Song Ming was ennobled as Prince of Song, granted a fief three thousand li wide and the revenues of one hundred thousand households.

After Song Ming transmigrated and a System attached itself to him, he unlocked a Western medicine stockpile and lived a bold, unstoppable life.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.