In the forty-eighth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, it was the night of Zhongyuan.
Fu Qiuming, who was sentenced by Taiyuan Hospital, refused to prescribe the "big tonic tiger and wolf prescription" for Wei Zhongxian, the powerful eunuch, and was rounded up by Dongchang. He jumped into the dry well in the backyard with the "Secret Records of Soup" that he had spent half his life compiling.
The dark river surged and swallowed everything.
When he opened his eyes again, he was lying among the gravel in the Fangshan Tiankeng in Beijing. Above the head is a dazzling blue sky, and in the distance is a strange city with tall buildings. Iron-clad cars roar past on the black road.
Five hundred years.
Once he falls, it will be five hundred years.
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I have now heard the chapter "The Big Chill" and couldn't help but write a review to recommend it. The subject matter is very novel, and it gives a unique but reasonable understanding of the development and current situation of modern Chinese medicine. There are people in the book who are busy and warm. I have read or followed different novels on Chinese medicine and metaphysics on Tomato. There are many good ones, and this one is also a rare one. I'm so glad I came across this book.
I just like this writing style, logical thinking, and story arrangement.
It's well written and can make people feel the truth.