This Chinese Medicine Prescription Is a Bit Wild

In this era where Western medicine is as precise as a clock and Chinese medicine is squeezed into the corner of health care, people hold up the ice-American sprint KPI in their left hand and forward the advice of "staying up late to consume energy and blood" in their right hand. CT scans can detect the tiniest obstructions in blood vessels, but they cannot penetrate the tangle of contemporary anxieties. The protagonist Lin Xiaojian is a 25-year-old moonlighting family and a lover of lying down. His biggest ideal in life is to "open the most expensive Chinese medicine clinic, free for the poor." In an accident, he inherited his grandfather's Shennong ruler, which could be used as an itch scratcher, and a book called "Shan Hai Pharmacopoeia" which recorded that "the horns cure baldness, and the scales of the rays improve eyesight". From then on, he began a wonderful journey in pursuit of his ideal. What kind of sparks will come out of the collision between Lin Xiaojian, Shennong Ruler and Shanhai Pharmacopoeia? In this fast-paced era, how does Lin Xiaojian use a ruler and a classic to move the indestructible and airtight reinforced concrete wall? In what capacity will he fight against this changing era? The story of Lin Xiaojian and Shanhai Clinic begins here! When Chinese medicine declines, I will use the oldest prescriptions to treat the most modern terminal diseases!