Gu Changqing, a top surgeon with both Chinese and Western medicine, opened his eyes and transformed into a notorious country doctor in Da Ye. The original owner had poor medical skills, cheated, and was in debt. Angry villagers were blocking the door and preparing to break his legs. Gu Changqing: ... The beginning is hell mode? With his full professional skills, he said: Don't panic, it's not a big problem. Faced with the backward medical conditions in ancient times, he just rolled up his sleeves and got to work. No scalpel? I sharpen it myself in the blacksmith shop, and I am very good at playing with a lancet. No antibiotics? We traveled over mountains and ridges to collect herbs, purified them ourselves, and made penicillin by local methods. Don't have a stethoscope? A hollow bamboo tube can provide insights into the sounds of the heart and lungs. From debridement and suturing to caesarean section, from bone and limb replacement to craniotomy, Gu Chang-Qing, Encyclopedia of Modern Medicine, single-handedly forcibly improved the level of ancient medical care for hundreds of years. Soon, his fame spread throughout the country, even alarming the capital. "Have you heard? That doctor Gu in the country can bring the dead back to life!" "Not only that! He can cut open the stomach and sew it back up, and the person is still fine!" "Broken arms and legs can be reattached, as good as new!" So, people seeking medical treatment came in droves: Generals who had lost their arms on the battlefield were rejuvenated by his skillful hands and returned to the battlefield. The imperial concubine who was dying of labor was given a caesarean section by him, and the mother and child were safe. Even the prince who was poisoned by strange poisons and treated with ineffective medicine was dragged back from the gate of hell by him. A certain prince (with dark eyes): "Sir, I have nothing to repay for your life-saving grace, only..." Gu Changqing (waving his hand to interrupt): "No, don't promise me your life.
