[Miracle Doctor + Palace Intrigue + Romance + Transmigration + Martial Arts + Comedy + Patriotism]...
Zhang Defu, an intern who graduated from Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, was sent flying by a car on the main road. When he woke up again, he had transmigrated to the Qing Dynasty and, by some strange twist of fate, become the disciple of Cangzhou's miracle doctor, Xi Laile...
Bright and quick-witted, he stays calm in a crisis and repeatedly turns the tide, saving Yixiaotang from collapse and rescuing Xi Laile from danger. He inherits his master's medical ethics and legacy, earning renown as a great physician of the late Qing Dynasty...
As the saying goes, once you enter the palace gates, the sea grows deep; from then on, your beloved is a stranger. Within the palace walls, undercurrents swirl. Spears are easy to dodge, but hidden arrows are hard to guard against. In the late Qing Dynasty, amid the smoke of a chaotic age and beset by troubles at home and abroad, watch the medicine-grinding apprentice show off his extraordinary skills!
(This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not use any herbs or folk remedies mentioned in this book without medical advice!)
The writing is very good and very immersive. I want to go to old Beijing.
Miracle Doctor Xilaile is indeed a very good film and television drama. The author writes it very well. It has the same characters but a different plot. It is worth recommending.
The writing is very good, humorous, ups and downs, praise it!
The content is substantial and pleasant to listen to. It's a good book worth reading. The Chinese medicine culture is broad and profound, and the ancient folk prescriptions are really amazing!