I Have a Thousand Years of Medical Wisdom, and You Call Me a Hospital's Deadweight?

Having read Fang Han, Fang Le, and Fang Yan, I found the plot quite engaging and tightly-knit. The author hopes that traditional Chinese medicine will flourish, but this remains just a fantasy. In reality, highly capable individuals often need to be allied with high-ranking officials to make a difference. This is also why some geniuses go abroad.

The theme is quite positive, the plot is clear, the story is grounded in reality, and the medical knowledge presented is educational. It avoids the pitfalls of typical online novels, such as a plethora of beautiful women causing unnecessary trouble and creating a bunch of clichéd scenarios involving rivalry or other reasons. Why must the male protagonist be a time traveler, almost a demon?

I'm a long-time reader. I started following Fang Han and stayed with Fang Lezhang until the end, but I didn't like the next book and dropped it halfway through. The notes will be added in a follow-up review and will be updated as I progress. The comments section contains a list of character relationships that I used based on my reading progress. Feel free to take it if needed.

I support the author; this is absolutely excellent in the TCM genre. Because the author considers readers' unfamiliarity with TCM, the novel manages to be both engaging and informative about TCM, while also upholding sound values. Definitely worth following…

It's very well written. The author portrays the physician as a doctor who strives for excellence in treating patients, especially in carefully explaining what he has learned to his younger schoolmates. When treating patients, especially the elderly, no matter what their illness is, as long as the male protagonist examines them or feels their pulse, the medicine will cure them!

The author avoids relatable topics like doctor-patient relationships and medical costs, and doesn't spout nonsense like a single injection curing cancer or a single dose curing uremia. Instead, the author focuses on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), delving into its concepts and essence. It's credible, readable, and very good! 👍👍

Xiao Fang is truly amazing! He is well-versed in all the classics and historical texts of the Hundred Schools of Thought, and proficient in all the medical prescriptions, acupuncture, bone setting, and massage. It is captivating to read, and the author's pacing is also very comfortable. I couldn't help but finish it in one go! Hooray for the ending! I feel there are still some things left unsaid, but ending here, and having an impact on the next generation, is a pretty good conclusion.

A gem among traditional Chinese medicine novels, the author possesses extensive knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine and seasoned literary skills. For a discerning bookworm with over thirty years of experience reading novels, it's a rare treat to read in one sitting and eagerly anticipate the next chapter. A truly excellent book!

Every single one is exceptional, top-quality! 👍👍👍

I've followed quite a few of Fang's books, and they stand out in the medical fiction genre. They're truly captivating, and what's rare is that they're genuinely grounded in medical and pharmacological principles. They're not just reskinned fantasy novels.