(No system + no time travel + no rebirth + medical skills + Chinese medicine + invincibility + great fun!)
Su Ye was put on trial. He was falsely accused of being a liar who practiced medicine without a license, and was accused by thousands of people.
Those patients who had been brought back from hell by him now took the dirty money and turned back in court, testifying that he was a demon who didn't care about human life!
Heartbroken, he calmly confessed his crime and awaited legal punishment.
However, at the moment when the gavel was about to fall, the billionaire who had been arrogant and domineering just now spurted black blood from his mouth in front of the court, fell to the ground convulsing, and was dying!
One moment he was insulting his family, and the next moment he was kneeling like crazy and kowtowing, crying and begging him to take action.
"Please save my dad! One hundred million! We will give you two hundred million!"
Facing the promise of billions in wealth and the focus of the audience, Su Ye slowly raised his head, a cruel smile appeared on the corner of his mouth, and his voice was cold and bone-chilling:
"I'm sorry, I'm an unlicensed doctor and can't save you!"
When everyone thought he was cold-blooded and ruthless, he came to the aid of the founding fathers of the country and revealed a shocking secret: "This is not a disease, it's a poison!"
The legendary miracle medicine that had long since disappeared was just a weed planted in the corner of his wall; the seal of the Qin family that shocked the whole world was thrown carelessly on the corner of the table.
From then on, he set the rules:
Want to survive? First write a self-recommendation letter and drop it into the broken shoebox at the door!
The diagnosis fee depends on your circumstances, it may cost you nothing, or it may cost you all your wealth!
He is Yama who walks in the city, and one word determines life and death; he is the taboo pursued by countless powerful people, and he holds the world in his hands!
Reader comments
Not bad, I like it very much
This book is written smoothly and coherently and is worth reading.
Not bad, I like it very much
This book is written smoothly and coherently and is worth reading.