When Su Wan, a master of modern Chinese medicine, touched the Republic of China medicine box in the display cabinet at the Anti-Japanese War Heroes Museum, he traveled to the French Concession in Shanghai in 1937 and was bound to the "Benevolence to Save the Nation System." Using the "Wantang Clinic" as her base, she used exquisite traditional Chinese medicine techniques to treat illnesses and save lives, and improved ancient pharmaceutical techniques to develop high-quality anti-inflammatory drugs. She also used the keenness of traditional Chinese medicine to solve a series of cases of drug theft and traitor poisoning, secretly delivering drugs and intelligence to our party, and becoming a "TCM detective" in the dark night of the Anti-Japanese War.
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I feel that the question types are quite refreshing, but as I look at them, many of them feel inconsistent, and many of the plots seem inexplicable. Maybe it would be better if it could be improved.