
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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- Ongoing
- Length
- 298k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Other names
- Traditional Chinese Medicine: Everyone Betrayed Me, and I Just Want to Lose Money中医:全员背刺,我只想亏钱啊Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's good, but the romance seems a bit weak right now. I'd suggest it's best to omit it, or at least minimize it, because a poorly written romance can really discourage viewers. Another point I'm hesitant about is hiring only the lazy and academically weak employees. After all, it's a medical profession, not some other.
It's really good so far, and the doctor is doing a solid job. I hope it won't be melodramatic romance, fantasy, martial arts, or any other kind of drama in the future... Hmm, that seems a bit demanding. Okay, enough is enough, right? 😏
I don't know if the author is a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, but judging from the first chapter, they are. However, the incomplete consultation process isn't a problem; it increases readability. But the timing is off; the consultation is incomplete, and the pulse diagnosis time is too short.
Good book, good book. As long as the romance isn't overemphasized, there won't be any problems.
Honestly, this book is really good. The protagonist is capable and principled, and also studious and reasonable. It avoids the clichéd plot points I hate most, like the boastful claims of curing all sorts of diseases. Plus, it includes a lot of valuable traditional Chinese medicine knowledge. It's truly excellent, not an exaggeration at all, and avoids any superficiality.
The first three chapters were good, and the rest are good too, plus it's not mindless. A good novel, I'll give it a good review. My only request is for faster updates; it's not even a hundred chapters yet, which makes me want to wait and let it linger.
It's so good! So good!
It's alright. I've read many similar plots, but most genres follow a formula. Once a novel and engaging story becomes popular, a large number of similar novels appear, and after reading many, you'll recognize the unchanging elements. Although this genre has been around for a while, I'm still quite interested.
Very good. The initial writing wasn't very good. I personally only believe in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Western medicine is indeed good in surgery, but for internal medicine, I only trust TCM. It focuses on strengthening the body's foundation and regulating the body's vital energy, with minimal side effects. In fact, Western medicine can cure more diseases than TCM. This is just my personal opinion; please don't criticize if you disagree.
It's good. I've only skipped the blind date chapter so far, so I don't know what it's about. I prefer stories about striving for success and career advancement. I've followed it to the latest chapter and haven't found any major flaws, at least not for me. It's good, but one chapter a day is really too little. Why are all the good stories still ongoing? 😢