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"The miracles of your Western medicine are just my introduction to Chinese medicine."
Li Erdan, the last master of ancient Chinese medicine, was reborn and returned to modern times as a newly graduated medical student.
He was heartbroken when he saw the chronically ill patients in the hospital who regarded "lifelong medication" as the truth, and the surgical experts who regarded "organ removal" as the only method.
At a certain transnational medical exchange meeting, a group of foreign experts came to challenge them with a bunch of "incurable" difficult and complicated diseases, and the audience was silent.
Li Erdan walked on stage: "The first one is ALS, I treat it; the second one is aplastic anemia, I treat it; the third one is multiple system atrophy, I also treat it."
He picked up the silver needle, and in front of the global live broadcast, after three needles were administered, the patient in the wheelchair stood up.
The global medical community was shocked. The editor-in-chief of the authoritative journal "The Lancet" personally interviewed: "Mr. Li, how did you create these miracles?"
Li Erdan looked at the camera and said calmly: "It's not a miracle, it's because you have forgotten all the things from your ancestors."
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The plot of the story is life-like, the writing style is delicate, and the characters appear vividly on the page.