With Maxed-Out Skills, I Rise to Fame Through Traditional Chinese Medicine

At forty-nine, Lin Chen was a star chief physician in the cardiology department of a top-tier provincial hospital. Having seen through the glitz and cutthroat competition of the workplace, he resigned from his highly paid position and retired to the countryside of Wolonggang, Henan, with a full-level, all-profession Life System that ran silently and without pop-ups. The System was neither flashy nor fantastical; it simply bestowed subtle abilities in the form of instinctive intuition. He gained a host of formidable skills: max-level Western clinical medicine, max-level ancient martial arts for strengthening the body, max-level infrastructure planning, and max-level warehousing and risk control. Determined to put down roots in the countryside and pursue the true path of traditional Chinese medicine, he avoided shortcuts and gimmicks, content to live a steady, peaceful life.