City: from Unemployed Real Estate Worker to Veteran Chinese Medicine Practitioner

Dear readers, just think that this is the last fantasy of a real estate planner who is unemployed and unable to find a job! Wu Xiangdong, who had been a real estate planner for twelve years, was unemployed, divorced, his house was auctioned, and his savings were 7 yuan and 32 cents. Even the son he had raised for seven years was not his biological son. What was even worse was that he had just inherited the lifelong inheritance of the great mage of the Tang Dynasty and thousands of traveling masters. It turned out that there was no spiritual energy in the end of the Dharma era. I have a sports car, but no gas. So he made a decision that went against his ancestors: use the memory of gods to treat people with Chinese medicine. Use real estate thinking to deconstruct supernatural events: "Exorcism? This is called the removal of non-performing assets." Use traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis to decode urban myths: "You are not a ghost, but a blood stasis in your heart. If you delay any longer, you will really see a ghost." Facing a desperate life with a ridiculous attitude: "I don't dare to dance on graves, but I am professional at growing medicine on graves." Starting from the basement of an urban village to a 500-square-meter private island next to the "Ghost Street", "Qingsong Medical Center" specializes in treating various incurable diseases, urban legends, supernatural events - and, poverty.