Western fantasy (sword and magic) + time travel + military strategy + magic academy + oriental martial arts + alien hegemony
Lin Yao, a modern senior veterinarian, became a slave in the fantasy world when he opened his eyes. Before the mark on his neck faded, he relied on the "veterinary medicine warehouse" he carried with him to save the dying aristocratic horse with a dose of antibiotics, and then embarked on a counterattack from the mud to the top.
There are fire-breathing dragons, elves who understand magic, and church judges who believe in "magic supremacy." When others were praying for healing, he had taken out his scalpel to sew the arteries of the monsters; when the knights charged with swords, he used an anesthetic needle to knock down the enemy leader; when the magician was studying the laws of elements, he was using a centrifuge to extract dragon blood and develop a strengthening potion that could allow warriors to break through their limits.
From the slave camp to the magic academy, from the small border lord to the dragon knight, Lin Yao used modern medicine to subvert the world's understanding: antibiotics became the miracle medicine to fight the plague, anatomy allowed him to see through the weaknesses of the orcs' combat skills, and even B-ultrasound machines could detect the energy flow of magic traps.
He healed the Elf Queen's pet, made deals with the Poseidon Empire, learned the true meaning of martial arts in the ancient Eastern country, and finally awakened the dragon that had been sleeping for thousands of years. When the Iron Throne was vacant and the Seven Kingdoms fell into melee, this once-despised "slave doctor" stood up - holding a suture needle in his left hand and a rune sword in his right hand, behind him were the contracted dragons and the legions of various races who followed him.
"My scalpel can save people, and it can also open the way to the throne." Lin Yao looked at the war-filled continent, and the slave brand on his chest had long been worn away by time.
Is this going to be cold?