Great Qin: An Outcast of the Medical School, I Help the Ancestor Dragon Attain Immortality

Xu Wuyou transmigrates to the Qin dynasty and joins the School of Medicine.

But he discovers that quacks are everywhere, deceiving the common people. He angrily steps in to stop them, only to be driven out by the medical school.

Furious and indignant, he has no choice but to return to his family’s ancestral clinic and settle in there for now.

Gazing at the words of “The Great Physician’s Sincerity” hanging in the clinic, Xu Wuyou’s eyes fill with tears.

“When treating the sick, a great physician must calm the mind and resolve the will, free from desire and greed!”

“When someone suffering from illness comes to seek my help, I must not ask about their family or background, wealth or poverty, age or appearance, whether they are friend or foe!”

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“Ding! Host, your grand aspiration is flourishing. You can become a great physician for all under heaven. The System for Healing the World has awakened!”

Just then, Ying Zheng, traveling incognito, suffers a headache and arrives at the clinic with Meng Yi and Zhao Gao.

Ying Zheng: “Why did you choose to study medicine, sir?”

Xu Wuyou: “To save the suffering common people, to save the mighty Qin, and to save all the lands of China for generations to come!”

Years later, Xu Wuyou becomes a great physician for all under heaven, able to heal both people and the nation. The Qin dynasty has become a glorious age of prosperity.

Atop Mount Tai, Ying Zheng and Xu Wuyou perform the fengshan ritual together. On the altar, Xu Wuyou weeps as he recites “The Great Physician’s Sincerity” once more, and all the people under heaven recite along with him!

“When treating the sick, a great physician must calm the mind and resolve the will, free from desire and greed!”

“When someone suffering from illness comes to seek my help, I must not ask about their family or background, wealth or poverty, age or appearance, whether they are friend or foe!”

“I must not fear day or night, cold or heat, hunger or thirst, or exhaustion, nor seek fame or personal gain!”

“Only then can one be a great physician for all under heaven. To do otherwise is to become a great enemy of all living beings!”

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