
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
- English
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Other names
- Traditional Chinese Medicine: The Whole Hospital Was Stumped, So I Stepped In中医:全院束手无策我挺身而出Alternate title on Fanqie
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See allLooking for Doctor Novels, Not Stories That Just Use a Doctor Setting as an Excuse for Romance
Looking for books like Doctor: His Skills Equal the Combined Might of the Whole Hospital. No romance, please. I want something realistic in tone. It can have a System or not (NO ROMANCE! READ CAREFULLY!! And don’t recommend anything like that factory doctor story!!!)
System and Medical Skills: Recommend Some Miracle Doctor Stories
Please recommend stories with a System and medical skills, or about a miracle doctor.
Looking for Traditional Chinese Medicine Novels
The protagonist starts out as a fool. After recovering, he studies traditional Chinese medicine, first training at a clinic in town. He also works as a doctor giving physical exams at a nursing home. The story begins around 2002.
The Traditional Chinese Medicine in This Book Is So Well Written, I Suspect the Author Works in the Field
Which Novel About Traditional Chinese Medicine Is the Best?
Any Good Doctor Stories?
I’m out of things to read. Please recommend something and save me!
Looking for Medical Novels, But Definitely Not About Intern Doctors
Novels About Pure Traditional Chinese Medicine, Without Made-Up Nonsense
It would be best if it also discussed traditional culture. Please don't make things up carelessly
Looking for Top-Tier TCM Novels, Preferably Realistic and Without Immortal Cultivation
Traditional Chinese medicine, learning traditional Chinese medicine,
Low-Key Traditional Chinese Medicine Novels. Pure TCM, No Inner Energy or Mythical Elements
No showing off and face-slapping, no System, no transmigration or rebirth, no women, disciples, family, or national politics. No joining any private or government faction. Just a pure traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, quietly traveling around the countryside and small towns to treat people.
Looking for a Relatively Normal Medical Novel
I don't want the kind of story where the protagonist shows off and humiliates everyone. Just a normal novel, no cultivation, and none of those twenty-something beautiful CEOs, hospital directors, or school principals. People like that don't exist. I want something like someone rising from a community clinic to become a master physician.
Any Medical Novels Actually Written by Doctors?
I'd like to read a doctor novel written by someone who really knows their stuff.
Novels Where Both Leads Are Doctors!!
Extra sweet!!
Novels That Promote Traditional Chinese Medicine
Are there any novels that promote traditional Chinese medicine?
This Is the Only Traditional Chinese Medicine Novel I Love!
This book made me fall in love with traditional Chinese medicine!
Looking for Novels About Traditional Chinese Medicine, No Pretentious Cultivation
Highly Rated Novels About Doctors Who Practice Traditional Chinese Medicine
Preferably with a male protagonist. A System or a miracle doctor would both be fine.
Any Good Novels About Doctors?
Medical Novels Where the Protagonist Truly Cares About the Patients
Pure Medical Fiction
Purely a medical novel, and a really good read.
Looking for Medically Accurate Novels
Any Stories About a Doctor Who Devotes Himself to Saving Lives and Healing the Sick?
The male lead is an all-around doctor.
Medical System
Any recommendations for books featuring a medical System?
Looking for Novels About Surgeons or Emergency Room Doctors
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Well written. I don't care much about the plot. I appreciate your medical case studies; you analyze the pathology and prescriptions in each case very clearly! I hope they are truly useful! Keep up the good work, I admire you!
It's nice, looks good, and the quality is very good.
It's relatively close to real life, unlike other wish-fulfillment novels about miracle doctors who can cure diseases with a breath. It's one of the more authentic traditional Chinese medicine novels on Tomato.
The author has clearly studied Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), and quite well at that; they're not the kind of Westernized TCM practitioners trained in TCM colleges. The most difficult aspect of learning TCM is diagnosis—identifying the pathogenesis and etiology of diseases—that's the most challenging part.
The protagonist is hardworking and eager to learn. With the support of the system, his professional skills improve by leaps and bounds, and he achieves success in both his career and love life. He is full of positive energy. While reading the novel, I also learned about traditional Chinese medicine and corrected my misunderstandings about it. It is a good novel about traditional Chinese medicine.
The writing is simple and unadorned, the style is decent, and overall it's quite good. There's not much of a cheat code, and it's not a super-satisfying story. The only downside is that the woman in the opening chapter, Liu Xiaoya, is a bit annoying; she seems to have a "sycophantic" vibe. Maybe it's just that I dislike people who lack a sense of boundaries and tact.
The author advocates for the promotion of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), urging the world to protect this treasure and prevent its loss. As citizens, we should all contribute to the development of TCM. When we are sick, we should use TCM as our first choice; when we learn, we should start with TCM, sowing the seeds of TCM in everyone's heart! Then, TCM will surely flourish!
This book is good, definitely worth reading!
I really enjoyed this book and hope the author continues to work hard and write more authentic and useful books!
Well written, it combines traditional Chinese medicine principles with novel plot in a way that is both logical and emotionally resonant. This book is truly the best!