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The Best Miracle Doctor in the City
Ye Chen, Sun Yi, Xia Ruoxue.
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[Self-book review: When the miracle doctor no longer hangs the pot, but catches a falling heart at the edge of the abyss] This is not a story about a "miraculous doctor" who magically rejuvenates his life and is worshiped by all living beings. This is a battle over the definition of "life" itself. The core of the story is the fierce collision of two languages for understanding the world: on one side is the precise but cold data and "imprint" of modern medicine, which attempts to program consciousness; on the other side is the chaotic wisdom about "qi", "god" and "whole" in the ancient Chinese medicine system that the protagonist Chen Xu adheres to. His "medical skills" are not magic, but a philosophy and weapon for understanding life in desperate situations and contending with powerful systems. Therefore, what you will see is much more than just prescriptions and acupuncture. You will see: - An adventure of thinking: See how the protagonist uses "Wang Qi" to gain insight into the truth beyond the data, and uses herbs that blindly "false evidence" to solve delicate dilemmas. - A deep compassion: In the setting of the "consciousness cage" with a sense of science fiction, it explores the eternal proposition of what it means to be human and what it means to be "I". - A complex picture: there is no simple good or evil. The research association has its paranoid but "scientific" logic, and the protagonist's choices often wander on the edge of ethics. Human nature reflects a complex spectrum under extreme pressure. Regarding "escape" and "long story": Some readers felt that the early "escape" was a bit frustrating and deviated from the feeling of "miraculous doctor". I completely understand and am deeply grateful. This is exactly what I want to explain: the ambition of this book is not a short and fast invincible flow, but a carefully laid out "long march" related to the cognitive revolution. The current dormancy and struggle is the "cognitive canyon" that the protagonist must cross - only by first deeply understanding (and personally enduring) the power of the other party's rules can he find a gap that can be cracked or even surpassed by another set of rules. This is by no means a retreat, but quietly leads the battlefield from the level of "skills" to the more fundamental level of "Tao". Please believe that all foreshadowings have echoes, and all crawlings are leaps. If you are looking forward to a story that can stimulate adrenaline and thinking cortex at the same time, wrap serious questions in a thrilling plot, and are willing to accompany an imperfect "healer" to pursue a glimmer of light in the long darkness - then please come with me and enter this profound chess game about life, consciousness and salvation. The chessboard is laid out, waiting for the pieces to be placed.
The plots are interlocking, the foreshadowing is cleverly laid out, the rhythm is well controlled, the relaxation is moderate, and the reading experience is smooth. The character design of the protagonist is very successful and lifelike [Blowing Kiss][Blowing Kiss]