The Unparalleled National Hero, the Heavenly Doctor and Fist King
国士无双，天医拳王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 314k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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- Traditional Chinese Medicine: Curing Illness Without Medicine, Killing Without a Blade中医治病不用药杀人不用刀Alternate title on Fanqie
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A truly satisfying read about traditional Chinese medicine! Five stars! There are many novels about miraculous doctors, but they are just about enjoyment and don't focus much on the actual medical aspects, let alone traditional Chinese medicine! There are also books about traditional Chinese medicine, but they are too academic, which is unpleasant and doesn't even feel like novels!
Overall, I really enjoyed it. It was enjoyable and educational, rather than leaving me feeling empty afterward, and it wasn't just a copy-paste of ancient texts. The author used simple and easy-to-understand language and a compelling storyline to perfectly explain the process of traditional Chinese medicine in treating diseases and providing emergency care through meridians and acupoints.
I've been writing for six days now and haven't gotten a single book review yet, so I'll give myself a five-star rating! Don't ask: Why give it five stars? The answer is: This is the first book I wrote myself! I even designed the cover myself! For this reason alone, I have to give myself a five-star rating! [Please follow][Please follow][Please follow][Please follow][Please follow][Bump post][Bump post][Bump post][Bump post][Bump post][Bump post]
I think it's very well written. Although the writing style is still a bit immature, it would be a great learning resource if it were used as a textbook for traditional Chinese medicine. It's like a female college student working part-time at a nightclub in her spare time—it seems like she's willingly degrading herself. But if a girl working at a nightclub uses her spare time to attend university classes, that's inspiring, isn't it? 😏
I love it so much! Thank you so much for the author's painstaking efforts, both overt and covert. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! I hope you won't be discouraged and will write more articles on this topic. I promise to read every single one of them carefully.
The explanation is very detailed, worth reading, and very engaging.
This book is very well written and has a great effect on human health.
I loved it! It was amazing!
Lively and engaging, with tightly packed chapters that don't waste the reader's time. Keep it up! I've followed you! 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
This book covers acupoints all over the human body. I wonder if some of the acupoints are accurate? If the acupoints are accurate and the pathology is also clear and accurate, then it is undoubtedly the best book for popularizing traditional Chinese medicine. Even if it is only partially true, it still has great value. It is indeed a good book, and I look forward to the author's next work.