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

After watching Fang Han Fang Le Fang Yan, the storyline is compact and fascinating. The author hopes that traditional Chinese medicine will flourish, but he can only dream about it. If people with high abilities want to use their abilities to do something, they have to be bound to senior officials. This is also true in reality. This is also the reason why some geniuses go abroad.

The concept is quite right, the theme is clear, the plot is not divorced from reality, and the medical knowledge is also teachable. There is no bad habit of online novels, where there are a lot of beautiful women, making trouble over nothing, and making a lot of cliché jokes about being popular or cool or for other reasons. Why must the male protagonist be a time traveler and almost a demon? Deduct half a point. It seems that there are too many unnecessary arguments in long paragraphs, so half a point will be deducted. The truth should be expressed through the words and deeds of the characters or conflicts in the storyline, or allow readers to understand it clearly.

As a long-time reader, Fang Han started to catch up and finished the book with Fang Yuezhang. The latter book was not to his liking and he quit it halfway through. Things to note will be reviewed later and will be changed based on the progress I watch. In the comment area, I leave a summary of the characters' relationships for my own use based on my progress in reading the book. You can pick it up if you need it.

I support the author. It is absolutely excellent in the category of traditional Chinese medicine, because the readers' unfamiliarity with traditional Chinese medicine must be taken into consideration. The novel must not only have an engaging plot, but also reflect the popular science of traditional Chinese medicine, and have a very correct outlook. Worth chasing...

The writing is very commendable. The author strives for excellence in treating patients with prescription medicine. In particular, he uses what he has learned to explain carefully to the younger students. When treating patients, especially the elderly, no matter what the disease syndrome is, as long as the male protagonist sees it or feels the pulse, the medicine will cure the disease!

The author does not write about the doctor-patient relationship, medical expenses, or other topics that are easy to sympathize with. There is no such nonsense as one shot can cure cancer or one dose cures uremia. He simply writes about traditional Chinese medicine, starting from the concept and essence of traditional Chinese medicine. It is credible and readable, very good [Like] [Like]

Xiaofang is so awesome! The collection of classics and history of hundreds of schools of thought is all comprehensive, and the prescriptions, acupuncture, bone-setting and massage are all perfect. It makes people fascinated to read it. The author's pace is also very comfortable, so I couldn't help but read it in one sitting! Finished spreading flowers! I feel like there is still some unfinished business, but it is a good ending to end in this place and have an impact on the next generation~

This is a masterpiece among traditional Chinese medicine novels. The author has rich knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine and sophisticated literary skills. For a very picky old bookworm who has been reading novels for more than 30 years, it is rare to read it in one sitting and look forward to the next chapter. What a great book!

Every book is transcendent and of high quality [like][like][like]

I have read a lot of author Fang's books, and they are considered unique among medical novels. It's really wonderful, and it's rare: it's really based on medicine and pharmacology. This is not the kind of fairy tale novel that changes skin.