Live Medical Consultations: Young Man, You’re on Your Period

Having watched several live streams featuring miraculous doctors, this one seems somewhat plausible and logical, with the medical skills progressing gradually. In a comment on another novel, I asked the author: "If someone can cure cancer, is it logical that there are no people queuing for treatment outside the clinic?"

It's alright. Although it glorifies traditional Chinese medicine a bit, I think novels are just idealized worlds, so it's worth reading.

@Holin: First, when your child throws a tantrum at you, what you see is not aggression, but the deep-seated grievances within him. Second, when your child talks back to you, what you see is not stubbornness, but a heart that needs to be affirmed. Third, when your child lies to you, what you see is not deception, but the fear your child feels after being caught.

Well, how should I put it? The content seems pretty good, but could it reduce the amount of criticism the male lead receives? I think his personality and actions are quite good too 😏😏

Let's have some fun and get a little excited. In reality, we are all the protagonists, and we choose our own destiny. Traditional Chinese medicine originated from Taoist medicine, and it has many classifications. It is both magical and unknown. Traditional Chinese medicine cannot be standardized, and science cannot fully prove it. It is a magical medical art unique to China.

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I think it's super good, why is the score so low?

Not bad, but it's too concise (short).

Before reading this book, make sure you have a strong heart.

The first 300-odd chapters were excellent, but I didn't read much after the map-changing mode started.