
A Young Educated Youth in the 1970S Becomes a Master Physician with a Silver Needle
七零小知青,一根银针扎成大国医
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 607k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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As long as Fu is not the male protagonist, it will be five stars! The writing is quite good, the gold finger is not wide open
Great author, is the male protagonist the one named Fu? Can you change it to [eating melon] [eating melon]
The heroine can eavesdrop on the thoughts of all living things, secretly poke me into others, and catch bad guys. It's so cool [like] Fu Jinyu was very happy not to be the male protagonist, but later I felt a little pity for him [smirk] It's great that the heroine can carry forward traditional Chinese medicine [like]
See you again, my darlings. In response to your comments, I would like to say a few more words. First, at the beginning, Fu Jinyu's feelings for the heroine went from unfamiliar to familiar, then to being attracted to her, to being indispensable to her, and then to being willing to sacrifice his life. I think normal feelings are like this. Of course, everyone has different understandings of feelings, so you can discuss it as much as you want. Some people say that the hero's family has been taking advantage, but that's not the case. The world is not black and white. Do you agree with this? Second, the heroine has always been indifferent to feelings. Her experience has caused her not to fall into feelings too quickly, and she will even restrain herself more. Those who are worried about her love brain can rest assured. Third, I always believe that the characters I write have their own tempers, and the original ending will often change as I write. You can look forward to seeing it. Fourth, as long as everyone is patient, I believe it will be a wonderful journey when we meet! Finally, I wish everyone fortune🤑 Let me make it clear again that the male lead is yet to be determined, maybe not. It all depends on my mood and your mood. 👌
This book is very interesting and very interesting. It's also very interesting.
I prefer to watch the heroine doctor a lot of people, and don't bother the heroine with too many other things.
It's a very nice book. The content of the story is very warm and comforting. The family atmosphere is very harmonious. The heroine has a very positive outlook on life and has a very good personality. It is worth recommending to everyone. I am looking forward to the author's next book.
Very pretty. When the heroine returned to the capital, the cats gave her a surprise and refused to let others live in her house. Otherwise, the mice would be released or something like that, or a group of cats would be barking in the yard in the middle of the night 🤣 With their green eyes, it would be scary 🤣 The male protagonist is Yan, so he insists on it, otherwise I would think there is no male protagonist.
The ending is really good. The heroine returns to modern times, but the hero also comes back. Their love story resumes in the modern era. The heroine travels through the 1970s, where she takes root and develops Chinese medicine (meaning Chinese medicine). A silver needle and a gold needle compete for life with the Lord of Hell. Chinese medicine has declined, but it is still passed down and even stronger. Looking forward to the rise of traditional Chinese medicine and the integration of traditional Chinese medicine and hospitals
It's a great book. Although the heroine has space, she doesn't use it very often. She doesn't rely entirely on space, and the writing isn't very exaggerated. It's very simple and beautiful. You can pick it up and read it when you are short of books.