There Is a Spiritual Spring in the Medicine Shop, and Rare Animals Help Carry Medicine with Them

[Traditional Chinese Medicine + Border Village Management + Cute Pet Interaction + Lingquan Golden Finger + Rural Revitalization + Live Broadcast Exhilaration] Lin Yi, the youngest trainee at the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, holds both a Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner Certificate and a Traditional Chinese Veterinarian Qualification Certificate. He was maliciously excluded because he reported the department's violation of regulations to obtain medical insurance. Frustrated, he returned to the Awa village on the Yunnan border left behind by his grandfather, and took over the old pharmacy that was on the verge of bankruptcy. While cleaning up his ancestral house, he accidentally activated the spiritual spring system of the ancestral gourd. Originally, the system only guided him to grow authentic medicinal materials and run a small grocery store to live a stable life. Unexpectedly, he was treating common diseases in the villagers from all over the country and saved a small child who was injured by poachers. After the wild elephants, the style of the painting went off the rails: wild elephants come regularly every week to take medicinal baths to treat skin diseases, gibbons form a group to steal honey-roasted licorice to soothe their throats, red pandas work as doormen at the drug store counter, and even clouded leopards who go down the mountain to forage carry their prey in their mouths in exchange for ointment to treat leg injuries. Others opened medical clinics to make money from registration fees, but he made a lot of money from the medicinal materials grown in Lingquan with twice the efficacy, selling cute pet peripherals, and live broadcasting the agricultural products in the village.