You Call This TCM? It's a Miracle!

[Modern Rebirth + The Rise of Traditional Chinese Medicine + Master Physician + Thrilling Wish-Fulfillment + Cultural Confidence]

“Your Western medicine miracles are only the basics of my traditional Chinese medicine.”

Li Erdan, the last great master of the ancient school of Chinese medicine, is reborn in the modern era as a freshly graduated medical student.

Seeing chronic patients in the hospital accept “lifelong medication” as gospel, and surgical experts treat “organ removal” as the only option, he is deeply troubled.

At an international medical exchange conference, a team of foreign experts arrives with a host of “incurable” medical mysteries to pose as challenges. The entire room falls silent.

Li Erdan steps onto the stage. “First, ALS: I can treat it. Second, aplastic anemia: I can treat it. Third, multiple system atrophy: I can treat that too.”

He picks up his silver needles and, live before a global audience, administers three quick pricks. The patient in the wheelchair stands up.

The global medical community is shaken. The editor-in-chief of the prestigious journal The Lancet interviews him in person. “Mr. Li, how did you create these miracles?”

Looking into the camera, Li Erdan replies calmly, “They aren’t miracles. You’ve simply forgotten everything our ancestors taught us.”