Chinese Medicine: from Rural Hospitals to Top Three Hospitals in Kyoto

I admire the author's traditional Chinese medicine skills and this good work that promotes traditional Chinese medicine. It is more lifelike than works on Chinese medicine of the same type, abandoning unnecessary gimmicks and giving a concrete embodiment of the mysterious Chinese medicine. It is easier to understand and trust Chinese medicine. I just don't know where to find a Chinese doctor with good pulse. However, thumbs up for the work 👍!

To be honest, the comment section is not very friendly. The TCM knowledge written by the author is very detailed and many people who are not students of TCM can understand it. But I can say that this book is the best one in this genre.

I have been reading novels for 15 years and have read hundreds of novels. This book is the best medical novel I have ever read. The author has a very solid foundation in traditional Chinese medicine. I suspect that the author is a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner. Some of the diseases and technical terms in it are really strong. This book contains family, friendship, love, teacher-student relationship, the emotions are well described, and the plot is complete. It is coherent, the protagonist has a golden finger, but it is not too exaggerated. You can see the author's outlook on life and values. The description of each character's personality is very good. The villain is not as brainless as other novels. The villain also has a brain. He knows that things cannot be done and will not be tough. He is also mature and willing to accept submission. I highly recommend this book [Making Faces]

Yes, the characters are full of emotions and full of life.

I have read a few chapters, and they are well written and very comfortable to read. I just want to give you a suggestion: don't burst the treasure chest with money. For readers, there is a question of whether the source is legal. In addition, even if it is forced to be legal, it feels very weird. I like urban novels, but I don't want to read Shenhao novels. This is the reason why. If you want to make money, just create an opportunity for the protagonist and that's it. It's not that difficult.

Yes, it is very interesting to read, the writing is smooth, the story is well narrated, no procrastination, no nonsense, the plot is very innovative and very attractive, but it is too short and not satisfying to watch. I hope the author can keep the update speed and burst out appropriately, and the quality must be guaranteed! ! !

The content is true, and the ups and downs are well controlled. The author should be a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine, and he writes very carefully. He is not the kind of person who puts his mind to work. It is an excellent book!

I have read a lot of doctor novels, and this one is the most attractive one I have read so far. Both the plot and the character creation are very good. Thank you to the author for his hard work [I learned it] [I learned it] [I learned it]

This is a book that truly tells the story of traditional Chinese medicine. When writing about patients seeking medical treatment, the doctor's traditional Chinese medicine thinking is deeply written, making readers feel that traditional Chinese medicine is not mysterious and mysterious, and lament the wisdom of our ancestors and their contribution to the progress of human civilization.

The story is very informative. It can be seen that the author is an expert and has correct values ​​[Like] He is very familiar with the allusions of traditional Chinese medicine [Like] It is definitely a breath of fresh air among online articles that imitate and piece together stories [like] [like] [like] It is worth reading and must be given a five-star rating [like]

I followed it from the previous book. It is very well written and this type of subject matter is among the best on Tomato. Good, good, 11111

This is the most high-quality book about traditional Chinese medicine I have read so far. While reading the story, I also learned knowledge about traditional Chinese medicine. The content is quite substantial and easy to understand. I am very much looking forward to the follow-up content.

It's wonderful, the plot has ups and downs and is gripping. The author must have studied Chinese medicine and has a lot of professional knowledge in medical science. Promoting traditional Chinese medicine culture is a must for every patriotic person. Chinese medicine is so profound, profound and charming. Wouldn't it be a blessing for patients if we were surrounded by the disciples and grandchildren of the protagonist Chen Yang? Sound, it's a pity that not many old Chinese doctors in the hospital have good medical skills. If most of the medical skills are so good, who would go to Western medicine? My daughter was weak and prone to colds when she was a child. She often took injections, medicine and infusions and used too many hormones. It would be better if she had such great medical skills as the protagonist. Of course, it's so wonderful to have the plug-in of the system. It's so fun to watch. Without the plug-in, it would be a bit boring.

Compared with "From Community Hospital...", The writing style of this book is simpler, and the character of the protagonist is more down-to-earth. Yun Heng is handsome, but his emotional intelligence is so low that it makes people speechless and goes to extremes. Chen Yang is more in line with the public. Although they all have golden fingers, Chen Yang is easier for people to accept. The author should be Practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine, at least those who have done in-depth research on traditional Chinese medicine, have many concepts that are easy to understand and have a very good role in promoting the promotion of traditional Chinese medicine. A person who does not understand medicine can also be inspired to a certain extent and have a basic judgment. It is good not to follow what others say.

First of all, there is the protagonist and CP. The author often talks about the issue of whether she is worthy of the male protagonist in terms of material matching, mainly talking about the female partner. Although the female partner looks down on the male protagonist at first, but later on when the male protagonist's connections and reputation increase, she starts to say that the female partner's conditions are not good enough for the male protagonist. The heroine comes from a family with abundant wealth, appearance and temperament. The male protagonist's material conditions and divorced mothering of children in the early stage are not suitable for the heroine. However, the author almost avoids talking about this and forces the two of them to join together. The heroine bows to the hero's super high medical ability, which is similar to Just like the heroine of "Charlotte's Sorrow" falls in love with the reborn Charlotte, Qiu Ya loves Charlotte's talents. The heroine of this novel also loves the male protagonist's talents, but the author will definitely beautify the heroine and not have the later character of Qiu Ya in "Charlotte's Sorrow". Although the love line is a mess, the main line is still worth watching, so I still gave it 4 stars. Putting aside the emotional line, the author actually writes well, has a clear main line, and has a good understanding of traditional Chinese medicine. The protagonist has grown from an unknown little doctor, and has made great progress relying on the system, and has gradually gained fame. Occasionally, there will be slaps in the face, but it is within a reasonable range. It is undoubtedly a refreshing article! Of course, the author's deep understanding of the world is clearly reflected in the article. Putting aside the emotional line, this is indeed a good novel!

The characters are relatively distinct: the characters of many students can be modeled in reality; The plot of the story is close to life: some life fragments from the township health center, county hospital, home, and school are all narrated; Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine: The author worked hard, and he should have worked harder to check and copy; Description of feelings: 1. Ex-wife: She is a silly woman who loves vanity but has a certain bottom line. But the character's personality is a bit conflicting. The plot of giving up his daughter due to financial reasons without encountering a new relationship is a bit confusing. 2. The divorced woman introduced by a classmate:... 3. Director Gao's daughter:… 4. Mr. Wen's granddaughter:…… Summary: Yes, good books should be written slowly and accumulated experience slowly.

Although it is virtual, this is the good doctor that people yearn for and expect. There are too few such people in real life. I really like it when I can learn knowledge about traditional Chinese medicine from such a novel😊

The author's writing style is very stable, and the writing style has always had its own characteristics. It comes from the book on Traditional Chinese Medicine. I have read and listened to it. It is very good. This book is also very good. Come on, occasionally there are some small flaws, but it makes the novel look more real.

Okay, okay, I have read quite a few medical novels. I was always reading them with great interest at first, but as I got to the end, I often skipped reading them. I don't know if it was because I was irritable or something. In short, I just wanted to know the results and didn't want to see the process. I didn't even skip a chapter of this novel. I think it was well written. The most important thing is that I think the protagonist's growth process is not abrupt at all. It is a step-by-step process. I really like it... The author is also a relatively strict data controller, and I can feel it. Come on, author.

This book is very well written. It covers society, humanities, family, and workplace. It is very beautifully written, and its analysis of human nature is also to the point. But write less about Western medicine, and don't use Western medicine to highlight the protagonist's skills. We all know that Western medicine is useless except for surgery... Write more case studies about traditional Chinese medicine, so that we can learn a little bit about it, and less about the system. As long as there is a system as an entry point, let the protagonist get good books, slowly learn and grow by himself, and eventually become a great doctor. Thank you author!

The pace is very comfortable, and Chinese medicine cases are explained to readers in simple and easy-to-understand terms. The author's professionalism deserves recognition! In fact, the best thing to write about this kind of medical article is surgery, because we usually come into contact with and hear about it more. Moreover, the nature of surgery is relatively serious, and the feeling of racing against time to save lives and heal the wounded is easier to write. The rhythm of the writing is gentle, and each supporting character also has his or her own interests, but overall it actually beautifies the group of doctors to a certain extent. Only one Tang Shaowei is used to show the diversity of human beings, and the method of creating dilemmas to create emotional explosions is abandoned! Highly recommended!

The protagonist is meticulous when diagnosing the patient's condition, peeling off the cocoon, analyzing the cause from multiple angles, and finding the root cause. He is considerate when prescribing medication and uses a cautious dosage. However, he does not hesitate to use large doses and uses the medication reasonably. Every time he competes with the young Xinglin masters, he shines. Although he is very easy-going in personality, he is still very domineering. Every time, the "genius" and "master" are defeated. There are like-minded and powerful young Chinese medicine practitioners gathered around him to make progress and learn together, which can be regarded as promoting the green development of Chinese medicine in the novel world. Every time the system draws a medical skill book, the protagonist soars to the sky. He is currently better than Master Wu and ranks high in the country.

The syndrome differentiation and treatment are very detailed and true. Good, good, good

This book is very interesting, especially the description of Lu Bu's hundreds of rounds of battle with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan. But Xue Baochai is indeed too strong. If it weren't for Noxian's outer ring + Noxian guillotine. This wave of M4's six times strafing will kill you, among other things. I prefer what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguo Mountain. "Young man, don't show off your pride in front of your brother Liang" expresses Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkey beating him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot.

I read 344 chapters in a week, which is a Chinese medicine-type system plug-in. The book has detailed cases, many dialectics, and some life insights. It can be seen that the author has profound knowledge and is familiar with it. It also shows that the author writes carefully. The protagonist Chen Yang accidentally acquired the system and kept learning, which allowed him to steadily improve his skills. Although he acquired the system in the early stage, he was still low-key and cautious, neither humble nor overbearing. He had both IQ and EQ online, and the villain slapped him in the face. If you like this type of Chinese medicine system, you can read it. (The only regret is that I feel that the protagonist upgrades a bit too quickly, and the 1000th chapter is probably about to be completed)

As good as ever, the writing style is steady. If you like the doctor, you can read it. This book seems to be more relaxed than the previous one, so I will recommend it for now with 5⭐ positive reviews.

The plot is compact, the content is rich, and the protagonist is low-key. Judging from the content, it seems that the author is also a low-key person in daily life.

This book is really not something that ordinary people can write. There are many parts that I am not good enough to understand, but it feels so powerful. I read the last chapter without realizing it. Reading this book made me look forward to Chinese medicine. There are no good Chinese doctors around, and even if there are, they will not explain every cause of disease to patients as clearly as in the book. If every Chinese doctor can explain every cause of disease to patients as clearly as in the book, I think there will be a lot more people who believe in Chinese medicine. I have been a bookworm for 15 years, and this book is the first book I have reviewed in the past year. I hope the author will continue to work hard. There are really too few books with such content. The world of online literature is short of authors like you. Work hard! ! !

The plot is really good, various supporting characters are imaginative, there are many slaps in the face that are very reasonable and not artificial, and the knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine is explained in a simple and easy-to-understand manner, at least even a layman like me can understand it. Personally, I just want to complain about the treasure chest system and how to save more to open, and save many props for later use. These are not what I want. Fortunately, the plot is really attractive, otherwise I would have run away.

After finishing the book, leave a review. How to say it? I had read some books on traditional Chinese medicine before, and they were all about fantasy and immortality [face covering], but this book made me see something different. It has a system, but it is not systematic. The number of "dings" in the whole book cannot be exceeded by one hand. The system is more like an exploration technique, a blind box treasure chest after the cure is completed. I was blown away by the medical knowledge in this book. Whether it is Chinese medicine or Western medicine, the use of professional terms and the conditions of Chinese medicine are said to be real cases, as if the author is a senior doctor. The plot of the book progresses from low to high, starting with the rural health center, then the county hospital, city hospital, provincial hospital, and national hospital. Medical cases also progress from easy to difficult. All in all, it is a very good book, so I give it five stars to encourage it.