School beauties, flight attendants, married neighbors, yanderes, older women, mature beauties, sweet girls, rich women, international students, Japanese-style, light-novel-style.
"I have my principles. A doctor's compassion and healing the sick are my duty, but being open and honest with each other is a basic requirement. Never hide your symptoms."
After his grandfather dies, Li Buyan travels alone to Tokyo, Japan, and inherits a small clinic and a large wooden chest of medical books. He masters the art of medicine.
From then on, patients from all over Tokyo flock to him by reputation.
He specializes in difficult and unusual illnesses.
When the married neighbor complains of a stomachache, he uses the Thirteen Ghost Gate Needles to cut off the illness at its root.
When the general store owner's wife complains that her husband is lazy at work, he prescribes a qi-tonifying herbal remedy that cures him at once.
When a flight attendant suffers from chronic back pain, he uses Five Elements massage to restore her health.
When a school beauty's face is covered in birthmarks, he makes a scar-removing cream that clears her skin and restores her beauty.
The neighbor's wife, heiresses, female professors, actresses, and female CEOs all come to his clinic for treatment.
"I'm a doctor. Healing the sick is my duty. But you have to listen to me about the treatment. Traditional Chinese medicine has its own rules. Don't apply the rules of Western medicine."
Li Buyan transforms a small clinic that no one cared about into a bustling traditional Chinese medicine and wellness center in Tokyo.
With nothing but a set of silver needles and a chest of medical books, he carves out a place for himself.
Tokyo's nights are long, but the clinic's door is always open to sincere patients.
Acupuncture cures illness, massage brings relief, medical skill shuts down doubters, and the desperate turn their lives around.
Patients with all kinds of difficult ailments are satisfied.
A new day dawns, and a new patient opens the clinic door.
Li Buyan is ready for business again.
