Lumbar Protrusion Pain Sign, from Waste Material to Human Spine

Chinese medicine + supernatural powers are amazing! This bone vein text turns "The Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon" into a cosmic setting In the fantasy literature market where Western magic and alchemy are concentrated, the Chinese medicine bone vein setting of "Waist Pain Lottery, From Waste Material to Human Backbone" can be regarded as a subversive breath of fresh air. It does not follow the trend and reproduce old routines, but digs into the core wisdom of "The Bone Size Determines the Pulse" in the "Huangdi Neijing", and builds the bone vein conditioning, Qi and blood circulation, and yin and yang balance of traditional Chinese medicine into the underlying logic that supports the inter-galactic and inter-dimensional worldview, allowing Eastern fantasy to take a new track, making it both down-to-earth and full of imagination. The protagonist Lu Ren's "pain check-in" golden finger is soaked in the ingenuity of traditional Chinese medicine from beginning to end, and it is by no means a random trick. The "Bone Vein Resonance" unlocked in the initial stage may seem like a supernatural power, but in fact it coincides with the core of traditional Chinese medicine physical therapy - by regulating the response relationship between bones and meridians, it relieves lumbar protrusion pain, which perfectly echoes the classic discussion in "Lingshu·Bone Degree" of "the size, width and narrowness of the joints determine the degree of the pulse"; the subsequent "Bone Vein Breaking Technique" to combat evil spirits is not a rough energy crushing, but Drawing on the concept of "expelling evil spirits and dredging meridians" of traditional Chinese medicine, precise pulse guidance is used to disperse evil turbidity; even the "star core purification" during cross-galaxy rescue is essentially an upgrade of the logic of "reconciling imbalances" of traditional Chinese medicine - the essence of bone corrosion mist pollution is the reversal of qi and blood in alien bone veins. Lu Ren's purification ability is like a cosmic-level "pulse regulation and qi regulation", which returns chaotic energy to balance. This setting resonates so much with Chinese people. After all, who hasn't heard of the sayings of "setting bones" and "nourishing Qi"? While the other protagonists were still shouting "explosion of energy", Lu Ren had already used acupuncture to stimulate the bone vein acupuncture points to break the ghost bone sect's evil spell, and used herbs to temper the bone vein barrier to resist erosion. Every battle was full of the technical sense of traditional Chinese medicine, which was much more advanced than simple energy confrontation. What's even more amazing is that the book incorporates details of traditional Chinese medicine into every texture of the worldview, completely eliminating the suspension of the superpower system. When describing Lu Ren's treatment of patients, he would mention that "bones are the container for storing marrow, and the pulse is the path for transporting energy", which is in line with the physiological understanding of traditional Chinese medicine that "bones store marrow, and pulses carry Qi"; when treating bone erosion infection, he will adjust the plan according to the patient's physical differences - just like "The Five States of Human Muscles" in "Lingshu·Tongtian" The dialectical thinking of "different bones, energy and blood"; even the bone veins of different civilizations encountered across the stars also follow the core logic of traditional Chinese medicine: the magma bone veins of the Red Flame Star need to "clear heat and protect the veins", and the ocean bone veins of the Blue Star need to "warm and strengthen Qi". The bone vein crises of different civilizations can ultimately find solutions in the theory of traditional Chinese medicine. The author does not write about Chinese medicine as a mysterious witchcraft, but makes it a universal "energy law" in the universe. While other novels are still competing to see whose power is more domineering, this book uses the "harmony" and "protection" of Chinese medicine to write a unique combat aesthetic: not to destroy the opponent, but to repair imbalances, strengthen rectification and eliminate evil. This is the charm of Eastern fantasy. If you are tired of the same old monsters and upgrades and want to read an oriental fantasy with cultural heritage and non-contradictory settings, this book will definitely make your eyes shine.

The author's writing is very detailed, the plot is also very good, and the writing style is very good♡(*´∀｀*)(*´∀｀*)♡