The Million-Dollar Clinic: My Consultation Fee Is 980,000

[Urban] [Divine Doctor] [Immortal Descends to the Mortal World] [Cultivation] [Superpowers] [System]…

On his first day in the mortal world, Gu Bai was arrested by the Anomaly Administration for contacting Heaven without a license.

On his first day on the job, the registration fee for Gu Bai’s specialist clinic was set at 980,000 yuan.

Gu Bai: formerly an immortal physician at the Upper Pure Heaven Hospital in Heaven, now a temporary worker at the Anomaly Administration and a specially appointed expert at the Third Hospital.

To investigate the thousand-year-old mystery behind the abnormal ascension rate on Blue Star, Gu Bai was forced to take a civil-service exam and secure a job in the human world.

From then on, his clinic became an urban legend.

The wealthy whispered in a frenzy: “A consultation with Divine Doctor Gu is the most expensive luxury in the world, but it can save your life!”

The medical community was stunned: “Every entry in his treatment records challenges modern medicine!”

The Anomaly Administration was at its wits’ end: “Doctor Gu, please explain. How did a physician like you single-handedly take down a hideout with hundreds of people?”

He used immortal arts to disguise himself as a traditional Chinese doctor, dealing with all kinds of bizarre patients and difficult illnesses;

Meanwhile, surrounded by a “helpful” rich second-generation heir, a lie-flat old fossil, and a materialist partner, he searched for the truth behind the severed path to ascension.

Until one day, a lazy dragon wearing ripped jeans sauntered into his clinic:

“Doctor Gu, I hear you’re investigating that matter? As it happens, I have a story that goes all the way back to the Ming dynasty…”

[Reader’s Guide]

1. A lighthearted slice-of-life story, focused on satisfying contrasts and team comedy.

2. Not a horror or supernatural story. Every “anomaly” receives a scientific (or immortal-science) explanation.

3. The exorbitant registration fee has a workaround, so rest assured: there’s still warmth in the human world.