Country Doctor Liu

I graduated from junior high and worked temporary jobs for two thousand yuan a month.

After I was sent to the basement archives, I started studying traditional Chinese medicine on my own.

The formally trained doctors said I wasn't qualified. My coworkers said there was something wrong with me. Patients looked at me as if to ask, "Can you really do this?"

I said nothing. I pored over medical books, one after another, and treated patients, one by one.

Later, the director of the county hospital took me on as an apprentice, and experts from the provincial capital invited me to consultations.

Someone asked me, "You only graduated from junior high. What gives you the right to treat patients?"

I said, "I've read three hundred books, and I've treated hundreds of patients."

[Slow-Burn] [Realistic] [Traditional Chinese Medicine] [No System]