Traditional Chinese Medicine: I Have Famous Doctors from Past Generations as Personal Trainers

Lin Yi trained for three years and was admitted to the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Haicheng City First People's Hospital. On the first day he registered, he discovered one thing - the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department of this hospital was more difficult to get into than he thought. The veteran expert Xu Boyuan talks very little, and the highest evaluator can only say "it's okay." Deputy Chief Physician Fang Jing cannot speak ten sentences a day, so teaching depends entirely on your own understanding. My colleague Chen Zimo is a talkative person, but unfortunately he is also a flat player. His catchphrase is "It's enough." No one took him seriously. As a young man in his early twenties, who would believe that you can see a doctor? The first patient looked at him taking his pulse, his eyes full of suspicion. During the first ward round, the old director asked him to prescribe a prescription. His palms were sweating when he spoke. Fortunately, Lin Yi has a secret that no one knows - There is a heritage medical clinic hidden in his mind. There are no fancy system prompts in the medical clinic, no mandatory tasks, and no one-click initiation to become a peerless miracle doctor. There are only a row of old bookcases, a few oil lamps, and medical records, lectures, and notes on classics left by famous doctors of the past. Zhang Zhongjing talks about identifying the pulse of typhoid fever, Li Dongyuan talks about the treatment of spleen and stomach, Ye Tianshi breaks down the transmission of febrile diseases, Zhu Danxi talks about nourishing yin and reducing fire... Want to learn? Get points in exchange. How do I get the points? Curing a patient, there will be. The more complex the condition, the higher the score. If it can't be cured – then there is nothing. Other residents check their phones, play games, and catch up on sleep after get off work. Lin Yi got off work and went to the medical clinic to take classes with the ancients. See patient after patient, grind prescription after prescription, and chew on lesson after lesson. All case medications are fictitious. If there are any similarities, please seek help from a professional physician.