(No System + no transmigration + no rebirth + medical skills + traditional Chinese medicine + invincible + satisfying!)
Su Ye stands trial, falsely accused of being a quack practicing medicine without a license and condemned by the public.
The patients he once pulled back from the brink of death have taken dirty money and turned on him in court, testifying that he is a demon who cares nothing for human life!
His heart turned to ash, he calmly admits his guilt and awaits the law's punishment.
But just as the judge is about to bring down the gavel, the billionaire who was acting so arrogantly moments ago suddenly spits up black blood in court, collapses, and convulses, his life hanging by a thread!
The family members who had been cursing him a moment earlier now drop to their knees, frantically kowtowing and begging him to help.
“Please, save my dad! We'll give you a hundred million! Two hundred million, if you want!”
With the promise of a vast fortune before him and every eye in the room fixed on him, Su Ye slowly raises his head. A smile, almost cruel, curls at the corner of his mouth, and his voice is cold as ice:
“Sorry, I'm an unlicensed doctor. I can't save him!”
Just when everyone thinks he is cold-blooded and heartless, he steps in to save a national hero and reveals a shocking secret: “This isn't an illness. It's poison!”
A divine medicine said to have vanished from the world long ago is nothing more than a weed growing in the corner of his yard. The Qin family's seal, which has shaken all of Tianhai, he casually tosses onto the corner of a table.
From then on, he lays down the rules:
Want to stay alive? First, write a letter of recommendation and drop it into the broken shoe box by the door!
The consultation fee is whatever fate decides. He might not charge you a cent, or he might take everything you own!
He is the King of the Underworld walking among the city streets, deciding life and death with a word. He is the forbidden figure courted by countless powerful people, commanding the fate of the world with a single hand!
Not bad, I like it very much
This book is written smoothly and coherently and is worth reading.