Qin Yue, a descendant of a modern family of traditional Chinese medicine and a single-born marksman, accidentally traveled to the Qin Dynasty and was bound to an outrageous "weird medical system" - the more unreasonable the treatment method, the richer the reward!
As a result, a miracle doctor with a unique style of painting appeared in Xianyang City: he used suona acupuncture to activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis, and allowed patients with fractures to bungee jump to set bones. The prescription must be taken with a cold joke... The civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty were tortured to the point of doubting life, but they were surprised to find that the stubborn illness was cured!
From curing the crooked son Fusu's cervical spondylosis to using hot pot soup to revive a seriously injured general, Qin Yue used unbelievable treatments to complete system tasks and slapped the pedantic imperial doctor in the face. Even the First Emperor held a thermos cup and asked: "My dear, my longevity... Does it really depend on square dancing?"
Somewhat interested, but not much.