Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Start with Atrial Fibrillation, Feed Her Steamed Buns?

This is the first time I read a novel about medicine. It is pretty good and very attractive. This setting seems a bit strange, so practicing medicine without a license won't keep the protagonist like this, right? But having said that, is it a big problem whether extraordinary medical skills are certified? There is a barefoot doctor next to our hometown who does massage. He doesn't seem to have a certificate (guess), and his business is very good. All in all, the novel is very interesting, with some funny parts, and the character descriptions are pretty good. Come on, author, I'll keep an eye on you.

This book takes "practicing medicine without a license" as the theme, and outlines a moving picture of Lin Youan's step-by-step growth from a small community doctor to a master of traditional Chinese medicine. The character creation is three-dimensional and vivid, the protagonist's growth process is resonant, and foreshadowing and reversal are cleverly intertwined. The text is as delicate as silk, and the atmosphere is rendered just right, giving readers an immersive experience. It is worth reading! Of course, the above book reviews are all made up by me. After all, my own books have to be given a five-star rating, right? [Laughing and crying] Just kidding, hahaha...

Nice writing, like it