Lin Jingsong, a master of traditional Chinese medicine, collapsed in the consulting room with a large, rootless vein and yang deficiency.
Guipei student Meng Yufan pressed the inner button. In three seconds, his blood oxygen level climbed from 45 to 95.
The system said: Remaining life span, seven days.
One year of life, 1,000 medical points. He only has 100. The system said: Borrow it?
He borrowed it. The price was three months of karmic backlash, and something he had never seen before - the same old scar on the patient's wrist, the master who disappeared thirty years ago, and a message:
"Life is borrowed. Now, it's your turn."
Save a person and bear a debt. So, will he pay back this account?
PS: This is a book about Chinese medicine seriously. Prescriptions are real, syndrome differentiation is real, and treating diseases and saving people relies on real skills.
(This book is a fictional novel, and the prescriptions, medicines and acupuncture points are all required by the plot. Do not take medicines according to the prescriptions or perform acupuncture on your own. If you feel unwell, please go to a regular hospital for treatment.)
