[Ancient style + system + slow development + sweet pet + bamboo horse turned lover + two-way rush + HE]
Jun Youming is the young prince of Qi'an Palace.
He was born with a disease in his mother's womb, almost died at the age of three, and still looked like a sick cat at the age of eight.
But no one knows that in his previous life, he was actually a medical student in the 21st century, studying Chinese medicine.
He died in a medical accident during his internship, and all he wanted to do in his life was to be a salty fish waiting to die.
And the Jun family, the place where he was reborn, was founded by nobles and nobles, and one family accounted for half of the imperial court.
My grandfather was the Duke of Qi'an and the head of the Taiyuan Hospital, a miracle doctor; my father was the left prime minister; my second uncle was the general of Dingguo; my aunt was the queen; my eldest brother was the number one scholar and young general...
He is the only one who is still a sick man despite being incompetent in literature and martial arts.
Grandpa said: "Ming'er, do you want to learn how to treat diseases with grandpa?"
He thought to himself: To persuade people to study medicine, the sky will strike like lightning.
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The shadow of his past life prevented him from dedicating himself to studying medicine.
Jun Youming doesn't want to learn, but he is the only one in the family who can inherit his grandfather's legacy.
He had his head pressed to memorize, write medical cases, and was scolded. The pressure was so great that he ran out of the house alone and wanted to die again.
"You're a little kid, what can't you think about?"
The young man in black fell from the sky and picked him up from the edge of the cliff.
He knows this man.
Liu Yanzhi, the soldier under his second uncle, had just been transferred back from Mobei to the capital camp to be the commander.
This is where destiny begins...
Reader comments
Will this subject be more growth-oriented? ? It's not the same as those cool articles that go to ancient times with golden fingers and kill everyone! I quite like the dialogue about "the benevolence of doctors" in the article. The old man requires Shou to have compassion, but Shou believes that "I can treat diseases and save people seriously, but I cannot be required to have compassion." This conflict of ideas is also very reasonable. It is not who is right or wrong, but different perceptions created by experience. . . Not just the Holy Mother is good!
Will this subject be more growth-oriented? ? It's not the same as those cool articles that go to ancient times with golden fingers and kill everyone! I quite like the dialogue about "the benevolence of doctors" in the article. The old man requires Shou to have compassion, but Shou believes that "I can treat diseases and save people seriously, but I cannot be required to have compassion." This conflict of ideas is also very reasonable. It is not who is right or wrong, but different perceptions created by experience. . . Not just the Holy Mother is good!