Three years after marrying into his wife, Lin Chen was looked down upon. It was not until an injection rescued the old man of the Su family that his identity as the sole heir of a reclusive traditional Chinese medicine family was revealed.
Everyone thought that the counterattack was the end, but Lin Chen knew that it was just the starting point.
From the Jiangcheng Clinic to the Geneva International Academic Conference, what he wants to do is not to prove that he is better than others, but to make a lost acupuncture technique visible to the world. His father's unfinished ambition, an acupuncture technique called "Tongyin", an inheritance sealed on the missing page with integrity - his real opponent is far heavier than those old friends.
When capital tries to use rules to define traditional Chinese medicine, and when overseas academic circles use formats to intercept clinical facts, Lin Chen has only one choice: don't argue, just drop the needle.
