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The Beginning of the Late Ming Dynasty: I Train Troops and Heal the World
Zhou Anyu, the king of special operations soldiers and a master of both Chinese and Western medicine who died for his country on the front line of drug control, accidentally traveled through the last years of Chongzhen, and his soul returned to the ruins of a hundred households in Guizhou Shangouqiao. It was the turbulent times at the end of the Ming Dynasty, with continuous natural disasters, rampant taxes, raging bandits, collapsed guardhouses, people displaced, and the Ming Dynasty was in tur
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Chongzhen: the Last Scalpel of the Empire
In his previous life, he was a special soldier who was on the verge of life and death, and he was also a master of medicine who was proficient in the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine. Once his soul passed through him, he became a poor apprentice at the bottom of the imperial hospital during the Chongzhen period of the Ming Dynasty. At this time, the Ming Dynasty was suffering from internal and external troubles, and the building was about to collapse. Party disputes contin
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He Was Fired from the Top Three Companies and Specializes in Treating Difficult and Strange Diseases.
From a street clinic doctor who was wronged and imprisoned, to clearing his grievances and returning to a tertiary-level hospital, becoming a top medical talent in the hospital, to taking root in a county-level public hospital, bringing hope to the grassroots people, and finally becoming a doctor who went abroad to fight. Chen Xun stuck to his heart as a doctor and eventually became a top medical expert in the country specializing in hidden lesions and difficult misdiagnoses. This novel and its
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Traveling Through the Ming Dynasty: Military Doctors Conquer the World
In the first year of Chongzhen's reign, Zhou Anyu, a master of clinical medicine and retired special forces soldier, passed through Weiyuan Guard in northern Guizhou and became a poor family with no food to eat and no weapons. The villagers were hungry and cold, bandits were plundering everywhere, and the government and quack doctors were helpless. He relied on modern medical knowledge to improve the herbal refining process and accumulated his first pot of gold through pharmaceutical sales. He t
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