Six Kingdoms' Academicians, and You Call This a Barefoot Doctor?
六国院士，你管这叫赤脚医生？
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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- 3y ago
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I like it very much. It's a real Chinese medicine, a down-to-earth novel, not exaggerated, it really uses Chinese medicine to treat diseases and save people, especially a silver needle that can cure all diseases in the world. The protagonist's thoughts are very positive
The book introduces many mainstream elements of online novels, which makes it confusing to read, but it does not feel inconsistent when reading, which shows that the writing skills are good. The description of the content is relatively detailed, but there is too much foreshadowing, and it seems to be forced to add words, which makes some parts of the text a bit lengthy. The medicinal prescriptions, medical consultations, etc. In the text are quoted from scriptures. If one does not have certain professional knowledge, it can be seen that the author has difficulty in creating and his attitude is sincere. All in all, it's very good, simple and yet full of wonderful ideas. It's a mind-blowing read. It's a refreshing article [like][like][like][smile]
It's very beautiful and quite realistic. There's no golden finger, it's a very exaggerated novel. It's a good book to promote Chinese medicine. It has the demeanor of a doctor. I will always support it. I hope the author will always write well! [Laughs] It's not exaggerated, it's more subtle and long-lasting. I hope the follow-up will also be exciting.
This book is really interesting, with no fillers or long-winded plot. The interpretation of special era and the understanding of traditional Chinese medicine are at a very high level!
The plot is good, and the sense of era is not bad, but many places are not in line with contemporary reality.
The writing is very good, no less than Fang Han's novel, each has its own merits!
Well written, the process could be a little faster
It's good-looking, and it's not ridiculous. It explains Chinese medicine in detail, but it feels a bit short. It would be better if it had more than a thousand chapters.
I wonder why it ended in a hurry. The central idea is very good. It promotes traditional Chinese medicine, discards the dross, and takes the essence. Although sometimes there are mismatches in the preface and subtitles or confusing names, the overall content is quite interesting. I originally wanted to see Jiang Fei's scenery on campus and the process of starting a business, but now there is nothing [face covering]
The ending is a bit sloppy and not satisfying. This part about traditional Chinese medicine is very well written, and I give it a thumbs up to those who practice traditional Chinese medicine.