Inheriting Traditional Chinese Medicine: From the Start, My Blind Date Reveals a Pregnancy Pulse

[Urban System + miracle-working traditional Chinese medicine + face-slapping twists + lighthearted power fantasy + celebrating traditional Chinese culture] Jiang Li gives up a bright future at a top-tier provincial hospital and returns to a small third-tier city to inherit Jishitang, his family’s ancestral clinic, which is on the verge of bankruptcy. His relatives mock him, and his colleagues in the field shut him out. On his first blind date, the woman shows up an hour late and acts all high and mighty? Jiang Li takes her pulse and says, “Miss, your pulse is slippery, like beads rolling across a plate. You’ve been pregnant for at least a month.” His date is instantly rattled! A debunking influencer comes to the clinic pretending to be partially paralyzed, trying to scam him and threatening to smash the sign? Jiang Li gives him a cold look and diagnoses him by observation: “Your paralysis is fake, but it’s true that years of staying up late have left you with severe kidney deficiency and frequent nighttime urination.” The influencer is publicly humiliated in front of his entire livestream audience! Just as everyone assumes Jiang Li is merely a young doctor who can treat a few minor ailments, he quietly opens the [Divine Traditional Chinese Medicine Legacy System]. The lost Supreme Taiyi Needles, the Rejuvenating Pill’s ancient formula that can bring the dead back to life, Hua Tuo’s surviving pages from the Book of the Green Bag... From then on, the medical world gains a living Hua Tuo with some very unusual rules. For poor patients, one dose of Chinese medicine cures them completely. Arrogant tycoons seeking treatment? Fees start at ten million, and whether Doctor Jiang agrees depends on his mood that day! The top Western medicine experts are driven to despair: “Our precision instruments can’t even detect this terminal illness, but he cures it with two needle pricks?!”