Chen Ping graduated from a third-rate medical college of traditional Chinese medicine and was evaluated by his instructor as a mediocre student with "solid theory but lack of understanding." After graduation, he entered the acupuncture department of a tertiary-level hospital in the city through connections and worked as a assistant to the director of Western medicine. Because of a medical accident (which was actually blamed by the director), he was expelled and was accused of "feudal superstition and disregard for human life." In fact, Chen Ping's ancestor was once the guardian of the medical code, but for some reasons, the medical code was sealed into a incomplete state. By chance, the incomplete version of the medical code awakened, and the protagonist was selected as the new inheritor...
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Acupuncture knowledge major
The content on traditional Chinese medicine is pretty good, but the narrative technique needs to be improved.
Yes, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
It's okay, but there's too much strife within the industry.
There are a lot of hard core things, so I learned a lot.
Acupuncture knowledge major
The content on traditional Chinese medicine is pretty good, but the narrative technique needs to be improved.
Yes, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
It's okay, but there's too much strife within the industry.
There are a lot of hard core things, so I learned a lot.
Rigorous and detailed, it is a good novel