Lin Chen takes over a traditional Chinese medicine clinic that's on the verge of closing, but he never takes his patients' pulses.
That's because he can hear their organs speak.
A cough caused by early-stage lung cancer conceals an irregularly shaped nodule.
A silent girl with autism is actually tormented by noise because her hearing is exceptionally sensitive.
Behind a checkup report that looks perfectly healthy, cancer cells are creeping through the pancreas, plotting an assassination.
When the head of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Association leads a team to put Lin Chen to the test, a bowl of aged vinegar dissolves a fish bone lodged in his throat, leaving him utterly humiliated!
Scientists across the internet go wild:
“Is this really traditional Chinese medicine? He's discovered the ‘language of human organs’!”
“Quick! Give him a hundred million in funding!”
“Please, Doctor Lin, write that Dictionary of Human Organ Language!”
Lin Chen spreads his hands helplessly. “I'm really just a traditional Chinese medicine doctor running a small clinic...”
I think the writing is very beautiful and interesting. I hope the author can continue writing!
This is still relatively good in the cool literature world, but I still like to write articles with a lot of useful information, so I don't have five-star reviews 🙂