From Losing Money to Becoming a Giant in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Starting with a Clinic
亏成中医巨头从医馆开始
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- 298k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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- 1y ago
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The Protagonist Builds an Ethical Company and Recruits Top Talent With High Salaries and Great Benefits
The protagonist starts a company that loses money, builds an ethical business, hires talented employees, and sells quality products at affordable prices that earn rave reviews. The company keeps growing, opening a chain of stores and crushing other unscrupulous bosses. (System and business-management stories)
Four Amazing Books for Beginners Self-Studying Traditional Chinese Medicine
These four books are worth recommending for anyone studying traditional Chinese medicine on their own.
Books That Leave You Halfway to Becoming a Traditional Chinese Doctor
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Pure Medical Fiction
Purely a medical novel, and a really good read.
A Beginner Gradually Learns Traditional Chinese Medicine
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Looking for Pure Medical Fiction About a Medical Genius
System, medicine, no cultivation.
Medical Stories About Calmly Treating and Saving Patients, with No Showing Off or Face-Slapping
I've already read Yun Heng and Fang Han.
Miracle Doctors and Traditional Chinese Medicine
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Novels About Traditional Chinese Medicine with Practical Value
I'm looking for books like Becoming a National Medicine Master at a Community Hospital. Traditional Chinese medicine. Don't judge it by the title.
Traditional Chinese Medicine, Starting at a Small Clinic or Family Practice, with a System
I'm looking for books like Becoming a Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine at a Community Hospital. The protagonist should rise to prominence starting from a small hospital or their family's clinic. No face-slapping or showing off, and there should be a solid grounding in theory 🥰🥰
Looking for Top-Tier TCM Novels, Preferably Realistic and Without Immortal Cultivation
Traditional Chinese medicine, learning traditional Chinese medicine,
Low-Key Traditional Chinese Medicine Novels. Pure TCM, No Inner Energy or Mythical Elements
No showing off and face-slapping, no System, no transmigration or rebirth, no women, disciples, family, or national politics. No joining any private or government faction. Just a pure traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, quietly traveling around the countryside and small towns to treat people.
Traditional Chinese Medicine! Traditional Chinese Medicine! A Hero with Superb Medical Skills and Uncanny Acupuncture
Good Novels About Traditional Chinese Medicine
Nothing too exaggerated.
Looking for Medical Novels, Just Not About Intern Doctors
When Traditional Chinese Medicine Smiles, Life and Death Are Uncertain
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The Male Lead Runs a Clinic in a Small Town, Has Superb Medical Skills, and Comes with a System
The protagonist can communicate with spirited animals, and they help him grow medicinal herbs. Anyone who wants to see him for treatment has to take a number and wait in line like a good patient. The town where he lives also has fresh air and a great environment... Please help me find this book. I just can't track it down!
Traditional Chinese Medicine! Traditional Chinese Medicine! Traditional Chinese Medicine! Ideally, the Male Lead Is a Practitioner
I want to read something similar to Nan Jiao.
Novels About a Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor Who Goes from Running a Clinic to Opening a Hospital
Novels About Starting a Company Just to Lose Money
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Medicine, Pulse Reading, Medical Classics, and Acupuncture
Traditional Chinese Medicine Novels With a System
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It looks good. At present, it seems that the love line seems to be absent. My suggestion is that it is best not to have it, or write less, because if the love line cannot be written well, I will be discouraged. There is another point that I am hesitant about. Although it would be better to lose money, it is not good to recruit employees who only recruit bastards and poor students. After all, doctors are not other professions. Those who are just messing around, no matter how hard they work, do you really dare to let them get a high salary all of a sudden and use patients as guinea pigs to practice their skills? I feel that it is unfair to the students who apply for the job and have good studies, because those who have just graduated from the medical field and have no background are miserable. Because they are good at studies, they cannot get high salaries and have to be driven to big hospitals as interns... Well, again, after all, they are doctors, so it really feels like they don't take patients seriously... But the rest of the career line looks pretty cool!
It's pretty good at the moment, and I'm working hard as a doctor. I hope that in the future there will be no bloody romance, no fantasy, no grievances, no..., Eh, it seems a bit much to ask for, okay, just enough is enough [laughter]
I wonder if the author's profession is traditional Chinese medicine? But from the first chapter of the article, the author is a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner. However, the entire consultation is not written. This will increase readability without any problem. But the time was wrong, the consultation was incomplete, and the pulse diagnosis time was too short. The overall feeling is smooth and has a small amount of knowledge about traditional Chinese medicine. A reverse professional article at the food and grass level. It would be great if pictures were included when introducing Chinese medicine knowledge. For example, the first edition of "Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine" also includes ear exercises. This kind of inserted pictures will enhance the reading experience.
Good book, good book, as long as you don't write too much about the emotional part, there will be no problem at all
Seriously, this book is really good. The protagonist is capable and has a bottom line, and is eager to learn and reason. There is no show-off and slap-in-the-face part that I hate the most. There are no brainless plots that I hate most, such as saying that any disease can be cured. And there is also a lot of good knowledge about traditional Chinese medicine. It's really good. It's not exaggerated or impetuous at all.
The third golden chapter is good, and the following chapters are also good, and not brainless. A good novel, give it a thumbs up. The only request is to update it quickly. There are not even 100 chapters yet, which makes me want to keep it up.
Super pretty! Super pretty!
It's okay. I've read a lot of similar plots, but 🍅various themes generally have routines. Once novel and good-looking novels become popular, a large number of novels of the same type will appear. If you read more, you will know the unchanged parts. Although this subject appeared a long time ago, I am still very interested in it. It has been out of books for a long time and it would be nice to find a novel to read. Moreover, the teacher's writing style is also good. I don't know if the specific theoretical knowledge is correct. Anyway, I just want to have fun reading it.
Very good. The writing was not very good at the beginning. I only believe in Chinese medicine. Western medicine is really good in surgery. When it comes to internal medicine, I only believe in Chinese medicine.
It's good to read, so I've just skipped the blind date chapter, not knowing what it was about. I prefer the career-striving genre. I've caught up to the latest and haven't found anything out of the ordinary, at least to me. It's good to read, but one chapter a day is really too little. Why are all the good-looking articles being serialized? [Crying]