[The whole process is hilarious, the male protagonist Grandma Liu enters the Grand View Garden-style social death + cognitive collapse throughout the whole process, no irrigation, no cold scenes, dense laughter, tight rhythm, medical plot + daily sand sculpture + two-way time travel + two parallel lines of joyful enemies and love.
Draw blood? He shook the nurse away with his palm: "If you dare to take the essence and blood from my fingertips, you are practicing evil skills!"
An IV drip? He was filled with grief and anger: "Leech has entered your body, what kind of monsters are you!"
Western medicine talks about data, while Chinese medicine looks at yin and yang.
When surgery meets bare-handed bone setting, and when antibiotics meet green onions and garlic, a world war is going on every day in Jiangcheng People's Hospital.
Deputy Director Su Yan pointed to the electrocardiogram: "Heart rate failure, prepare for electric shock and defibrillation!"
Shen Jiuzhen pushed her away: "Screw your fancy skills, take my nine-inch needle, prick Baihui, and seal Yongquan!"
One is a materialistic modern academic master, and the other is a pedantic miracle doctor who adheres to ancient methods. The two quarreled from the ward to the operating room, from the emergency department to the live broadcast room on the entire network.
But every time a fatal disease was declared by Western medicine, it was cured by Shen Jiu's hard-to-swallow earth method.
The ridiculous story unfolds here. There are some miracles that cannot be measured by instruments, but the ancestors can touch them with their hands...
Reader comments
It's really interesting and funny. This is not enough. The author should update it quickly.
Just started watching. The author is very imaginative. Such a time-travel article is indeed quite funny, but it is certainly true that Chinese medicine is profound and profound. Worth a look.
Not bad, as of Chapter 3, at least the beginning is good and somewhat attractive, so keep reading.
It's really interesting and funny. This is not enough. The author should update it quickly.
Just started watching. The author is very imaginative. Such a time-travel article is indeed quite funny, but it is certainly true that Chinese medicine is profound and profound. Worth a look.
Not bad, as of Chapter 3, at least the beginning is good and somewhat attractive, so keep reading.