"Younger Man" "Raising a Child"
Han Zhizhan dies while saving someone and is bound to a System that transmigrates him to ancient times. Once he earns enough Medical Virtue Points, he can return to the modern world.
But from the start, he’s in hell mode.
He transmigrates into the body of a doctor guilty of countless crimes, and his Medical Virtue Points have fallen into the negatives.
What can he do? Save people, of course.
He finds a child who is gravely injured and poisoned.
What can he do? Save him, of course.
Han Zhizhan treats the boy like a younger brother, but one day, the child suddenly disappears.
What can he do? Look for him… (x)
Ding! The long journey to find his family begins.
But this notorious prince looks kind of familiar…
Bonus Scene:
One day.
Han Zhizhan pats his disciple on the head.
The adorable Xiao Yijun says coldly, “If you get patted on the head, you won’t grow any taller. Look at me, that’s what happened to me.”
Disciple: shocked husky.jpg
Later, when Han Zhizhan tries to pat his disciple’s head again, he gets firmly rebuffed.
Han Zhizhan’s heart breaks.
Little Xiao Yijun: “Big Brother, you can pat my head.”
Han Zhizhan: “Aww, you really are such a good boy~”
*Plot-focused
*Raising a child in the early chapters
*Romance only starts once he’s grown up, and it develops slowly
*Don’t take the book’s content as medical advice. If you’re sick, go to a hospital.
*Chapters 68–80 are a little heavy. Feel free to skip them if that’s not your thing.
It's so good. Why has no one read it? The author must have studied Chinese medicine. I can learn a lot about Chinese medicine from this novel, and the emotional line is also very good 👍👍
Three views are normal. Logical. The pen and ink are full of color. Very nice. Worth recommending. Oh my God, who is Benitaro?
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