Armed with the long-lost Classic of Bian Que's Inner Canon, Lin Beichen went from campus to the world stage. With one precise diagnosis and astonishing treatment result after another, he showed everyone who looked down on traditional Chinese medicine that it wasn't unscientific: they simply hadn't seen a true master of Chinese medicine!
Lin Beichen, a freshman at Jiangcheng University of Chinese Medicine, looked unassuming, but on registration day he revealed his brilliance by saving a senior who had suffered sudden cardiac arrest with the long-lost Lin family's Reviving Yang Needles. He easily solved the campus beauty's blindfolded herb-identification challenge. Then, in class, he cited the classics and used the latest research papers to refute a professor who denied the existence of meridians, leaving the entire lecture hall in an uproar.
When flu swept through the city, he offered a recipe for a large pot of herbal soup, and his university's infection rate was far lower than in other areas. The facts silenced those who claimed traditional Chinese medicine was ineffective. At an international medical conference, he first exposed a Japanese scholar's plagiarism of an ancient Chinese prescription. Then, armed with solid data from a randomized controlled trial, he left a German professor speechless after the latter questioned the efficacy of Aconite Decoction. When a Korean representative claimed Korean medicine for the legacy of Korean heritage, Lin presented a facsimile of the Treasured Mirror of Eastern Medicine on the spot, defending the rightful heritage of traditional Chinese medicine with irrefutable historical evidence.
