In the early days of reform and opening up, under the slogan “Let some people get rich first,” some made their fortunes buying and reselling goods, while others still struggled to get enough to eat. Chen Shanhe, eighteen, is an apprentice barefoot doctor in a rural village in northern Shaanxi.
His father is the village’s old barefoot doctor. He was blinded in one eye during the Cultural Revolution, but never lost his medical skills. From then on, his father taught him: “A human life is greater than heaven. Whoever stops you from saving someone, you stand up to them.”
By a twist of fate, Chen Shanhe gains the ghostly healing arts of the ancient sage Liu Bowen and the mission to right the wrongs of Han Xin, and is forced to embark on a fantastical journey.
Unlike other Qingnang books, this one looks alright. It's alright, though. Unlike the other book, "The Corpse Clothes of the Green Bag," which is more captivating and better, this one lacks some twists and turns in the later parts. The plot develops too quickly and isn't detailed enough. It also glossed over the feeling of entering the cave in Miao territory. This is just my personal opinion, for reference only.
Super good-looking and worth watching
A good book, worth recommending.
The content is excellent, full of genuine knowledge, and captivating.
It's so good! It's the most mysterious book I've ever read!
This book is so good, I got completely absorbed in it.
Looks great, can't wait for the next update! 🤩
Brilliant! The profound and extensive knowledge of Traditional Chinese Medicine!
Highly recommended
A good doctor with a sense of justice and responsibility