
Traditional Chinese Medicine: I Have X-Ray Vision
中医:我有一双透视眼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 244k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Well written. Don't care about the storyline. I appreciate the medical records you wrote. The pathology and prescriptions in each medical record are clearly analyzed! Hope it really has value! Keep up the good work, appreciate you!
Not bad, it looks good and the quality is also very good
It is relatively close to life, unlike other cool articles about miracle doctors who can cure diseases by just blowing their breath. The relatively authentic Chinese medicine text on Tomato.
The author must have studied traditional Chinese medicine, and he studied it relatively well. He is not the kind of Western-style traditional Chinese medicine trained in traditional Chinese medicine schools. The most difficult thing to learn in Chinese medicine is syndrome differentiation. It is the most difficult to distinguish the pathogenesis and etiology.
The protagonist works hard and studies hard, and with the support of the system, his business ability improves by leaps and bounds. He has a good career and love, and is full of positive energy. In the process of reading the novel, he also learned about Chinese medicine and corrected his misunderstandings about Chinese medicine. It is a good Chinese medicine article.
The writing is simple and the writing style is okay. Overall it's pretty good. There's not much cheating, and it's not a great read. The woman Liu Xiaoya writes about at the beginning is a bit annoying. I think she's a bit "fascinating". Maybe I hate people who don't have a sense of propriety and boundaries.
The author screams for the promotion of traditional Chinese medicine and warns the world to protect traditional Chinese medicine and not let our treasures be lost. As people in the world, we all have to contribute to our traditional Chinese medicine. When you are sick, you should first use Chinese medicine. When you learn Chinese medicine, you should first learn Chinese medicine. Let the seeds of Chinese medicine be sown in everyone's heart! At that time our Chinese medicine will flourish!
This book is good and worth reading! ! !
I like this book very much and hope the author will continue to work hard to write more realistic and useful books!
The writing is good, it combines traditional Chinese medicine theory with the plot of the novel, and it is also very emotional and rational. This book is ranked first!