The great chivalrous people serve the country and the people; there are also Confucian chivalrous people who have a correct mind, cultivate themselves, manage the family, govern the country, and bring peace to the world. The ancients said: If you are not a good appearance, you can become a good doctor. Sun Simao, the king of medicine, said in Qianjin Prescription: "Anyone who wants to be a great doctor must be familiar with Su Wen, Jia Yi... And other classic prescriptions. He must also be able to understand Yin and Yang, Lu Ming, and the methods of each family, as well as Zhuogui Wuzhao, Zhouyi Liuren, and must be proficient in it. In this way, he can become a great doctor... And he must also dabble in the medical books...". The protagonist of this book, Xu Haiyang, keeps his mind upright and cultivates himself. He follows Sun Simao's line of great medicine and learns Chinese medicine, martial arts, alchemy, Western medicine, and explores Qi Men Dun Jia, Feng Shui, and Yin and Yang. Lead a group of friends and disciples, care about the country and the people, act chivalrously, help the world, open martial arts schools, companies, and hospitals. The journey along the way is ups and downs, thrilling and enjoyable, allowing you to appreciate another little-known real world.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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. . . . Could it be that the author has experienced this? ? (Funny
. . . . Could it be that the author has experienced this? ? (Funny