Lin Yi, the top scorer in the national college entrance exam, had several papers in leading SCI journals, yet chose to specialize in gynecology.
On his first day at Jiangcheng First People's Hospital, Deputy Director Su Wanqing, judging him by his gender, branded him an “opportunistic pervert” and laid down three rules: don't touch her patients, don't speak out of turn, and don't cause trouble.
But when a wealthy woman who had been told she could never conceive naturally miraculously became pregnant after he treated her with acupuncture, the whole hospital was in an uproar.
Thank-you banners crowded his office, patients nearly broke down the door, and even an old university acquaintance showed up with an entire team to “besiege him for treatment.”
Su Wanqing had planned to watch from the sidelines, but she was shocked to discover that with just three fingers on her pulse, Lin Yi could precisely identify the pain she had hidden for years. He even spoke of the family nightmare she had never told anyone about.
“Your body is harboring a secret that doesn't belong to you.”
On the night of the full moon, Lin Yi revealed the truth with a single sentence.
From that first needle onward, Su Wanqing was forced to face a fact that overturned everything she knew: the chronic uterine chill that had resisted treatment, and the dream that had haunted her ever since childhood… a woman in ancient dress crying amid a sea of flames… were bound together by a fate stretching back hundreds of years…
One needle dispels the chill; one hand restores life; one glance sees through the yin-yang forces and the threads of fate.
Beneath his white coat, this male gynecologist, long subjected to prejudice, is quietly uncovering a sealed mystery of life and death.
Praise, praise, praise, praise! !
Good book, very profound writing style