Is Traditional Chinese Medicine Dying? I Made It into the Textbooks by Setting Up a Stall

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He transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a doctor.

But there's something unusual about him: Jiang Xian is a doctor who sets up a street stall.

And he's a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner!

He sets up shop in different places at random and treats whoever comes by.

The System issues Huoxiang Zhengqi Powder, the foremost remedy for dispelling dampness through the ages.

On a forty-degree day, a construction worker drenches himself in sweat, then gulps down iced watermelon, cold beer, and ice-cold mineral water. One foot is already at the gates of death.

No worries, Huoxiang Zhengqi Powder will save the day: one dose beats the heat, another saves his life.

Once submitted to the authorities, it becomes a Chinese patent medicine and even turns into an essential heatstroke remedy carried by construction workers.

The System issues Cinnamon Twig, Dragon Bone, and Oyster Shell Decoction, balancing your yin and yang and helping you stand tall again.

You'll never lie awake all night again.

The day he treats a patient, every pharmacy in Jiangcheng runs out of cinnamon twig.

“Doctor Xiao Jiang, please stop running away! I want to learn traditional Chinese medicine!”

“Hello, is this the TV station? Name your price. I need you to find someone, I need you to find Doctor Xiao Jiang!”