Widow Wen Shuying inherited the gynecological medical book left by her husband (a secret revolutionary) and took her three children with different personalities into the world: the eldest daughter Qingchan, who was born with six fingers, was good at making Bizi soup. When she resisted an arranged marriage, she used poisonous mushrooms to paralyze the patriarch; From the Yangzhou Mutiny in 1912 to the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, the family pickled panax notoginseng in Chongqing air-raid shelters and searched for medicinal herbs in the jungles of Yunnan. They used the wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine to deal with the Japanese army, warlords and revolutionaries, and witnessed the changes in the country and the country that were infiltrated by the aroma of medicine for half a century.
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The foreshadowing is clever, and the twist in the ending is amazing.
The psychological description is delicate and nuanced, and the emotional changes are natural and believable.
The plot is compact, interlocking, and suspenseful.
The narrative rhythm is bright and smooth, without any sense of redundancy or procrastination.
Read under Lei Changkong
I'll give you a little bit of the Six Meridians Divine Sword.
Six Meridians Divine Sword Lingbo Weibu
Ness Quite Ness
Suits my taste
I love reading novels like this
Not bad. I like it.
Compensation for missing kilos or two packs
Change candles. It's been a long time.
Like, like, hahaha
I haven't ridden a rickshaw in years.
In my life, I have seen many people with six fingers.
The portraits of the supporting cast have their own characteristics, just like real characters vividly appearing on the page.
The multi-line narrative unfolds freely and finally converges into a grand epic.
The clues are intricate and the time-space jumping narrative presents a sense of magical reality.
The foreshadowing is clever, and the twist in the ending is amazing.
The psychological description is delicate and nuanced, and the emotional changes are natural and believable.
The plot is compact, interlocking, and suspenseful.
The narrative rhythm is bright and smooth, without any sense of redundancy or procrastination.