
Traditional Chinese Medicine for All: It Begins When My Beautiful Master Calls Me Husband
全民中医:从美女师父叫我夫君开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 584k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 8
Doctor Novels, Preferably Completed
A novel about a doctor who devotes himself to saving lives, for example, *The Doctor Has a Cheat*
Looking for Top-Tier TCM Novels, Preferably Realistic and Without Immortal Cultivation
Traditional Chinese medicine, learning traditional Chinese medicine,
Any Novels Focused Entirely on Traditional Chinese Medicine?
Introducing traditional Chinese medicine and learning about it.
Medical System Stories: Preferably About a Smart, Levelheaded Male Surgeon
Preferably, the protagonist should be a highly skilled professional surgeon with a System, but not dependent on the System. No saintly heroine, please. The female lead can be anything, as long as she does not hold him back! Thanks, everyone. The longer the book, the better.
Anything From Your Browsing History Is Fine. Female-audience Novels Are Fine Too, Since I’m Not the One Reading Them Anyway
Fell in Love with Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Fell in Love with This Book!
This book made me fall in love with traditional Chinese medicine!
Traditional Chinese Medicine, System
Looking for books like Practicing Chinese Medicine Abroad: Cupping from the Start Stuns Foreigners. The male lead gets a golden finger while abroad and opens a Chinese medicine clinic. That's the premise, hehe. I'm not great at describing it, but it's a good read 😁😁💯
Looking for a Book on Traditional Chinese Medicine
Looking for stories about a doctor seeing patients in a hospital. Not the traditional miracle-doctor type: he should treat patients with care, respect the rules of traditional Chinese medicine about whom not to treat, and use traditional Chinese medical methods to nip any trouble from enemies in the bud as soon as they show even a hint of hostility.
Reader comments 50
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Qian Jin's new book, give it a five-star rating
Fang Qianjin's TCM novels are very well compiled. I have read them all carefully, and I am still following "Fang Yan" every day 🙂. The author's traditional Chinese medicine novels always promote traditional culture and the quintessence of traditional Chinese medicine. The original intention is very rare. The thinking is clear and the logic is rigorous. It even makes readers think that the author is a senior Chinese medicine practitioner. He writes from his own experience. He couldn't put it down after reading it. He was deeply attracted by the content of the book and couldn't put it down. It can be regarded as a masterpiece in the Internet hour. This book actually has a good idea, although it is a sudden idea. It uses the beauty in the painting to travel from the Tang Dynasty to the present, and fabricates it as the granddaughter of Sun Simiao. At the same time, it is very creative to stick to the title of the book, which is more interesting and innovative than making up the plug-in panel. The author may be self-effacing or lacking in confidence. If he could continue writing, it might become another near-perfect masterpiece, but the rushed ending would leave too many regrets. For this reason, readers who like Fang Qianjin's masterpieces may have too many unwillingness and deep regrets. What a pity!
Qian Jin, I am a fan of your books. Your previous books are very good, but the next two books always end hastily. Don't waste the readers' patience with you and the results you have accumulated in the past. If this continues, many book readers will not be willing to play with you, and will no longer pay attention to you. Can you prepare to publish a better book?
Lao Fang's books are as wonderful as ever, especially those about traditional Chinese medicine, which Lao Fang is very good at. I just don't understand why this book has such a low rating of 8.0. Many books don't look that good and have ratings of around 9.0. In terms of the quality of this book, a rating of 9.0 Is considered low. Judging from the chapters I have seen so far, as well as the quality and ratings of other Tomato books, this book's rating can reach at least 9.3. If the subsequent plot is well written, it can get more points. After all, Fang Qianjin's books are of high quality. Every Chinese medicine novel written by Lao Fang is a classic. This is the field and type that Lao Fang is best at.
Worth five stars, too short and not enough to watch. You can always feel the aura of Fang Han from the protagonist...
Meticulous, careful, growing, and detailed, this is the best work I have found this year that is comparable to Chinese medicine literature and the TV series Kuangfeng! Give the author a thumbs up 👍 and hope that he can write better Chinese medicine novels in the future.
Yes, come on, will Fang Han appear? 🤭 Fang Leying Fang Lezhang
Regardless, this book is worth reading. The author's efforts to arouse readers' attention and concern for traditional Chinese medicine are quite correct. Although there are cheats, it is also eye-catching. Traditional Chinese medicine is indispensable. Keep up the good work.
This book is quite well written, probably because it is not as enjoyable as the other two. Personally, I think this book is quite down-to-earth, and the protagonist's halo is not that bright, but the focus is still on personal efforts. The understanding of traditional Chinese medicine is easier to understand. If only, as the author writes, education in reality could really emphasize our own culture more.
It's pretty good, especially the easy-to-understand explanation of traditional Chinese medicine in the chapter on social activities, which makes people want to read the Treatise on Typhoid and Miscellaneous Diseases. What worries me more is worrying about the male protagonist's harem. Fortunately, the male protagonist can handle it very well, and it has the main theme. What's dissatisfied is that it suddenly ended when I was happy. What does it mean? I'm looking for a treatise on febrile diseases and miscellaneous diseases.