Chang Ye, the attending physician of the general surgery department, has been practicing medicine conscientiously for eight years. However, because he reported the department director's misuse of consumables and excessive medical treatment, he was accused of "surgical errors" and was fired in public, his license to practice was revoked, and his reputation in the entire medical industry was ruined.
Frustrated, he returned to his hometown town. He took over the dilapidated medicine shop left by his grandfather and dug out the dusty ancient books on acupuncture and external treatment.
Combining the anatomy skills of Western medicine with the lost techniques of traditional Chinese medicine, there has been a miracle doctor among the people.
For an old injury that had not healed for a long time, he could see immediate results after three injections; for a difficult and complicated disease that was considered a death sentence in a large hospital, he could stabilize it with a single dose of medicine; for a difficult operation that even top experts were unable to do, he dared to complete it under the simple conditions of the clinic.
The hospital leaders who stepped on him at the beginning now rely on their connections to ask him to perform surgery; the fellow experts who once laughed at him are queuing up to learn techniques from him; no one knows that the barefoot doctor in this small town clinic was once the most dazzling genius in the surgical world.
But Chang Ye just wanted to guard a small clinic, treat patients and save people, and at the same time - settle the accounts of the year one by one.
