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I Am a Medical Sage, Traveling Across Nine States to Save People's Lives.
I just wish there would be no suffering in the world, I would rather put medicine on the shelf and be born in the dust
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"The Chronicles of Heavenly Medicine" - an ingenious work that reshapes the epic of Chinese medicine civilization "The Chronicle of Heavenly Medicine" uses an imaginary dynasty as the paper and thousands of years of medical souls as the ink, painting a magnificent picture of the survival of traditional Chinese medicine. The author cleverly avoids real-life debates and sublimates the core conflict into the philosophical speculation of "natural harmony" and "artificial confrontation", and launches a secret war of civilization amidst plagues, commercial wars, and competition for classics. The setting of the two protagonists is exquisite - the fallen pearl of a noble family and the psychic mountain medicine boy. They are both the projection of heaven and the witness of history. Every time he "incarnates" the shadow of the sages through time, he not only experiences Zhang Zhongjing's compassion in writing "Shanghan" and Hua Tuo's determination in creating "Qing Nang", but also turns the wisdom of history into the key to breaking the situation. The structure of the work is rigorous, and the unit dramas progress layer by layer. It has both the delicate warmth of medical cases in the market and the majestic atmosphere of a temple showdown. It can be called a masterpiece that carries cultural heritage and narrative aesthetics.