[Mostly slice of life, no wish fulfillment, no clear-cut sides.]
The protagonist transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty with his own clinic, specializing in illnesses the people of the past have never seen. From emergency cases among street urchins to baffling ailments afflicting nobles and aristocrats, he handles everything with calm expertise. His modern medicine shocks the entire court.
During the Treaty of the Wei River, he travels to the Turks as a Tang envoy and, at the System’s behest, gives them a taste of the wonders of modern medicine as well.
Back in Chang’an, the protagonist hopes to keep a low profile and continue practicing medicine, but the requests for treatment grow increasingly bizarre:
The Crown Prince secretly asks if he can give his male favorite a sex change;
Prince of Wei quietly asks him to perform liposuction;
A noblewoman disguises herself to ask him for double-eyelid surgery.
That’s when he really starts to panic. Has the Tang Dynasty’s number-one clinic gone a little off the rails?
“I just want to be a doctor and do my job!”
The work is very good, keep up the good work
I like this type of thing. It looks pretty good so far. I hope it won't disappoint me later.
Traveling through Zhenguan, curing diseases and saving civilians, making friends with Quan Shuang, the article is good to read
It can be read as a story about general medical knowledge and ordinary people's hard life.
You can still see it in front. When the battle begins in Chapter 55, there are a lot of poison points, which makes it uncomfortable to watch, so I gave it 4 stars as an encouragement. Don't want to say anything else.