Feng Congyun's soul crossed over to Blue Star, where he became a rural veterinarian. The unfortunate thing was that this world had no Chinese medicine. The people of Huaxia were actually ruled by Western medicine. Outrageous!
Having inherited the legacy of Chinese medicine, he was determined to give the people of Huaxia a guiding ideal, secure their future, carry on the lost teachings of the sages, and bring peace to the world for generations to come.
The poor can't afford to see a doctor.
Veterinarian: I'll treat you for free, and my medicine will cure you.
A diabetic patient is told they'll need an amputation.
Veterinarian: You believe what those quacks tell you? No surgery needed. I can cure you myself.
A patient with ALS is nearing the end, beyond all hope of saving.
Veterinarian: Give me three chances to provide treatment on the road, and I'll have you leaping around again.
A cancer patient can't afford chemotherapy, and even with it, won't survive.
Veterinarian: Western medicine lets you die with full understanding. Chinese medicine lets you live without knowing how.
An infertile couple is about to divorce and break up their family.
Veterinarian: Is having a baby really harder than postpartum care for a sow?
[This story is entirely fictional. The principles of Chinese medicine and the medical cases described in this novel are all fictional. Readers seeking medical care should visit a reputable hospital or consult a doctor.]
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