I Am an Apprentice to the Medicine King of the Tang Dynasty

Don't engage in political intrigue during time travel, and concentrate on learning Chinese medicine. The temperament of this article is like a pot of warm medicinal tea. In Jia Qing Shuang Wen, I found a novel that truly writes about "craftsmanship" with great concentration. Watching the protagonist recite "A Thousand Gold Prescription" excites me more than watching him slap the villain in the face. There is no system, it all depends on understanding and hard work. This is the correct way to start learning through time. There is the fragrance of herbs between the lines, and it is the most "flavorful" time travel novel this year. I like this solid feeling of flowing slowly and relying on knowledge to change my destiny. The writing is calm and the humility and growth of the "apprentice" are vividly described. The Chang'an described in the novel is not only prosperous, but also full of fireworks and illnesses in the streets and streets. Every time Yao Wang lectures, I can't help but take notes. The density of knowledge is very high. I learned something real from historical texts, and even wanted to read "A Thousand Gold Prescriptions".