Wang Zhe transmigrated to a parallel world and became a third-year high school student. In this world, the First Emperor obtained a map of the world and conquered it, while the chancellor founded the Han dynasty three times. By the time Wang Zhe arrived, it was already the Han Empire's eighth founding.
Although society had developed into an industrial age, changes to history meant that most famous figures from the original timeline had never appeared. Even Chinese medicine no longer existed here.
After transmigrating, he discovered that he had a brain tumor. Fortunately, the System arrived soon after. Wang Zhe followed the System's lessons in Chinese medicine, hoping to cure himself while using the memories of his previous life to become a great literary master and a saintly healer in this world, forging a different kind of life.
I give it a good review; I give any book about Traditional Chinese Medicine a good review. However, this kind of overly ambitious start feels a bit unnatural. But so far, the content seems pretty good.
Any work by this author is guaranteed to be of high quality.
This is a novel parallel world setting; it's the first time I've ever seen one. The First Emperor, who conquered the entire globe. The Prime Minister, who finally won. The Han Dynasty, already built eight dynasties. Very novel…