Great Tang: The Imperial Physician Said He'd Die, So I Performed Brain Surgery to Save the Crown Prince

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[Reborn + Transmigration + Tang Dynasty + Medicine]

Surgical genius Gu Zhaoran works late into the night on his thesis and dies of exhaustion. His soul transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty, where he becomes an unknown apprentice at a pharmacy in Chang'an.

From the start, Crown Prince Li Chengqian falls from his horse and lapses into a coma with a brain hemorrhage. The Imperial Medical Bureau is helpless and declares, “Fate cannot be defied.”

Just as the Eastern Palace is filled with weeping and Li Er prepares to mourn his son, Gu Zhaoran steps forward and cries, “Your Majesty, the Crown Prince isn't dead! He's just got a little water in his head. We just need to drain it!”

The assembled officials shout, “Madman! Drag him out and behead him!”

The next moment, Gu Zhaoran takes out a bone saw and drill he made himself and, right before Li Shimin's eyes, performs brain surgery on the heir to the Tang throne!

From then on, the Tang court has a new member: a “mad genius doctor” no one dares to offend.

Censors impeach someone? “Lord Wei Zheng, that coughing up blood of yours is an early sign of consumption.”

A general throws his weight around? “General Hou Junji, if you don't treat that arrow wound soon, you'll lose the use of your right arm.”

The great clans make a scene? “Heads of the Five Surnames and Seven Noble Houses, ever heard of smallpox? I've got a prescription, but...”

Gu Zhaoran: “I'm just a doctor, but the lives of everyone in the Tang Dynasty are in my hands!”