Li Rui, a doctor of modern medicine, died suddenly and was reborn as a frail and neglected sixteenth prince during the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty.
Facing a near-death infection, the palace maid brought a bowl of turbid "talisman water". He knocked it over decisively and shouted: "This is a bacterial infection! I need penicillin!"
No modern medicine? Then start using local methods! He disinfected it with strong alcohol and used boiled cloth as a sterile dressing. By chance, he rescued the famous general Qin Qiong, relieved Empress Changsun's illness, and opened the "Red Cross Society of the Tang Dynasty" in Chang'an City. He used the "Heimlich First Aid" to save lives and the "Voxination Method" to curb the plague.
His "strange tricks" shocked the Imperial Medical Office, aroused the admiration of Cheng Yaojin and other nobles, and quietly entered the sight of Emperor Li Shimin. When a sudden emergency left the emperor's life hanging by a thread, and when all the imperial doctors were helpless, Li Rui stood up with a "scalpel" in hand...
Let's see how this "Master Physician" used scientific thinking and excellent medical skills to help the world in the glorious Tang Dynasty, laugh at the court, and finally inject a shot in the arm to the entire empire, creating a splendid age with unique style, health and strength!
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The article is concise and reasonable, and the author has a very deep and thorough understanding of the original text. It is interesting to read, the emotions are rich and true, and the levels are clear. It is a good book worth reading.