Three hundred years ago, the world was in catastrophe, classics were lost, and Taoism was in disarray. "Huangdi Neijing", "Shen Nong's Materia Medica", "Difficult Classics"... Our knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine has been worked hard by countless sages, but it has been destroyed by natural disasters and wars, or lost in inheritance, and the true meaning is almost annihilated. What remains in the world are simplified and distorted fragments.
This is not a story about "revenge" or "dominance". It just allows those who come after us to remember that our lineage has left a reference when faced with choices.
I'm sorry when you are still debating whether to read it or not, but the knowledge has already taken root in your mind. When you read 10 chapters and you're hooked on the knowledge, you can't stop at all.
