
The National Doctor Returns: Starting at a Traditional Medicine Clinic
国医归来,从中医馆开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 413k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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A very thoughtful book that does not go beyond the present but has enough positive energy. Hope you keep the style! The protagonist also needs to make friends with some powerful people. After all, he is a Chinese. The second generation of empty-handed white wolves is about to appear, otherwise your industry will be in danger.
It is a very good book. It feels very relevant to real life, and the male protagonist has helped and changed many people within his ability. It is a very good book. The author should work hard and write more such excellent works. Come on, come on, come on!
The biggest difference between this book and other novels about traditional Chinese medicine is that it introduces the medical methods and causes of various diseases from the perspective of ordinary people at the grassroots level. It is very exciting and easy to understand. Full of human touch and positive energy at the same time! The title of the novel is very good. It lists the names of each disease for easy query and understanding. This is the characteristic of the book. I hope the author can spare no effort to finish the book. Thank you😊😀😀😀!
Support! I hope traditional Chinese medicine can be revived soon!
The writing is okay, but Sister Luo is a bit annoying. Please write a boyfriend quickly to avoid pestering the male protagonist.
Not bad, keep up the good work! [Praise]
Drinking Chinese medicine and reading novels, there are fewer and fewer Chinese doctors who can treat patients.
I have already published a book review, but I only saw the star rating later. I gave it five stars without hesitation. By the way, I would like to add: What makes this book even more relevant is that the host and his wife are both low-class common people. It lacks a lot of the worldly smell of rich people and the domineering smell of powerful people. Very down to earth.
It's very thoughtful, and although the book doesn't have any climax, it's still very warm and enjoyable to read.
The score is too low. With support, Chinese medicine is not easy!