Lin Yi, an intern at the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, has mediocre qualifications and is in a hurry in the emergency room. What he learned in school is worthless in clinical practice. Until he accidentally activated the "Qingnang Tianyan System" in the old book left by his grandfather.
From then on, he could see the aura of the human body, sense the nature and flavor of medicinal materials, and spy on the blockage and circulation of meridians. But he soon discovered that the system was not a plug-in, but a Shura field - misdiagnosis caused the patient to bleed heavily and almost killed him; the difficult and complicated diseases treated were erratic, and the famous doctors were helpless; a broken ancient prescription "Tongmai Huitian Yin" required him to use his blood and sweat to complete it.
There is no peerless medical skill that falls from the sky. There is only the dissecting table in the middle of the night, the numb tongue in front of the medicine cabinet, and the morning meeting where the director criticized him in public. When the country's leading TCM doctor accepted him as his apprentice, Lin Yi knew that this was not the beginning of glory, but the true beginning of a arduous journey in medicine.
From skills to Tao, from Tao to heaven. He still has a long way to go
