Lin Yanqiu, a top student in the medical school, accidentally spilled formalin during an autopsy. When he opened his eyes, he was transported to the countryside of Jingyang County in the seventh year of Zhenguan. Before the dull pain in the back of his head dissipated, he hit a three-year-old boy with high fever, wheezing, and hanging on by a thread. The village doctor concluded that the cold had penetrated the lungs, but he concluded that it was pneumonia just by auscultation!
No antibiotics, lack of sterilization equipment, even a piece of clean gauze is hard to find? Lin Yanqiu had knowledge of anatomy, relied on warm water for physical cooling, and used platycodon to relieve phlegm and rejuvenate the body, and he just snatched the child back from the hands of death.
When the scalpel meets the pulse pillow, and when modern medicine collides with traditional Chinese medicine, doubts and exclamations follow one after another. Treating difficult and complicated diseases for the rich and powerful, breaking the ancient medical misunderstandings, from a country doctor to a royal master, Lin Yanqiu fought back all the way despite doubts.
However, how could he gain a foothold in the prosperous Tang Dynasty without household registration and penniless? How can we use Western medicine to rewrite the life trajectories of people who have been misdiagnosed?
Let's see how Lin Yanqiu used his Western medicine skills to create a world of medicine in the prosperous Tang Dynasty!
