Liu Ji, a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine, was expelled from the school because the prescription he created did not contain precious medicinal materials. He had a verbal conflict with the teachers and beasts of the college.
Frustrated, on the way back to his hometown, he kindly paid homage to Liu Bowen's tomb, but he had his two souls and seven souls taken away and sent to the second year of Jian'an.
Liu Ji, who came through the soul, could only use the inheritance left by Liu Bowen and his little understanding of the Three Kingdoms to start his new life for the sake of his own life.
Let's watch him show off his medicinal prescription in front of Zhang Ji, sing "Compendium of Materia Medica" with Hua Tuo, and continue his glory for the great man while laughing and cursing.
Until Zuo Ci appeared!
This story is purely fictitious, any similarities are coincidental!
Reader comments
The writing is pretty good, but there are too many typos. In many places, people's names are written as someone else's, which greatly affects reading.
The writing is pretty good, but there are too many typos. In many places, people's names are written as someone else's, which greatly affects reading.
A good start, keep up the good work