[System + refreshing article + strong woman + scumbag + wife chasing crematorium + medical skills]
An elite female doctor traveled back in time to the Jiayou period of the Northern Song Dynasty, and her host was an ugly lady weighing 200 kilograms. Her husband killed her, her concubine humiliated her, her father forced her to be a spy, she was seriously poisoned but she got pregnant unexpectedly...
All kinds of bad cards are coming.
Fortunately, she had a big gift package for time travel and relied on the trial of the medical system to gain the admiration of the world. Not only did she teach the scumbag how to behave, she also became the first female doctor in the Song Dynasty.
She built a regional military hospital, trained doctors in various disciplines, and provided medical talents to the country. Just when she was wondering that she was so capable but had no name in history, Song Renzong summoned her and called out a name that shocked her. It turned out that she was the legendary her...
Reader comments
The story is novel and combined with traditional Chinese medicine. There is no messy context and you can also learn some health knowledge. Good.
The presentation of traditional Chinese medicine culture in the book is particularly outstanding. Whether it is the preparation of Chinese medicinal materials, the exquisite combination of prescriptions, or the explanation of meridians and acupuncture points, they are all precise and full of details.
The characterization is also very vivid. Zhong Qingzhou upholds benevolence and benevolence, and sticks to his original intention in difficult situations; the supporting characters are either cunning or simple, each with their own characteristics.
However, some parts of the novel's plot advance a little slowly. I also don't like the character of the male protagonist.
But overall it's pretty good and looks good.
The story is novel and combined with traditional Chinese medicine. There is no messy context and you can also learn some health knowledge. Good. The presentation of traditional Chinese medicine culture in the book is particularly outstanding. Whether it is the preparation of Chinese medicinal materials, the exquisite combination of prescriptions, or the explanation of meridians and acupuncture points, they are all precise and full of details. The characterization is also very vivid. Zhong Qingzhou upholds benevolence and benevolence, and sticks to his original intention in difficult situations; the supporting characters are either cunning or simple, each with their own characteristics. However, some parts of the novel's plot advance a little slowly. I also don't like the character of the male protagonist. But overall it's pretty good and looks good.
Not bad, wonderful and beautiful!