Xu Lang spent eight years studying medicine. He had just started seeing patients at the department clinic and had yet to contribute anything to medicine when a female department chief in her thirties made him her long-term clinical test subject.
At last, while the department chief was on leave and getting divorced, he managed to slack off and take a nap.
Then he opened his eyes, and wouldn’t you know it: he’d transmigrated!
Of all places, he had to end up in Forty-Nine City in 1951, in the world of The Beast-Filled Siheyuan!
The one thing worth celebrating was that his predecessor came from three generations of doctors and owned several properties of all sizes inside the Second Ring Road.
Watch a doctor who’s a little sleazy, a little mean, and a bit of a smooth talker turn Forty-Nine City upside down and live life on his own terms!
(Before writing this book, the author spent a fortune collecting authentic historical records and assorted information about Forty-Nine City in the 1950s and 1960s, ensuring readers get a true picture of life in that era. No making things up.)
The plot of the story is very good and can be written as a long article. Did a good book die like this?
It can be very honorable
There are slight flaws, but it looks quite comfortable.