Three years ago, he was the most desperate poor student in Jiangzhou Medical College.
Three years later, he was stepped into the mud by everyone.
His girlfriend Lin Wan got into a BMW and said, "What are you giving me for my future?" Wang Jianmin, director of the Department of Internal Medicine at a tertiary hospital, publicly humiliated him: "Those who study Chinese medicine are all laymen and are not worthy of being in the kitchen of a five-star hotel." A notice of withdrawal from the internship pushed him to the edge of the cliff. With only three hundred yuan left in his pocket, his studies were interrupted and his future was blocked.
That night, a lantern was lit deep in the old street. Qingnang Medical Clinic. He rushed forward to save an old lady who had a heart attack and fell to the ground. Using a pointer to point to a needle, the lost ancient method of "Lingshu Hand" first showed its edge. In the darkness, an old man with white hair and beard saw clearly - Ni Haiyuan, a master of traditional Chinese medicine who mastered fortune telling and five spiritual powers, whispered to himself: "The art of fortune-telling, which has been lost for thousands of years, is actually in the body of a young boy who was kicked out of the hospital."
Three test questions determine whether to stay or go, and a bowl of Sini soup can bring the dying person back from the gate of hell. He read "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" and turned it to pieces, and carved "Acupuncture and Moxibustion Dacheng" word by word into his bones. When his ex-girlfriend turned around, he was giving her new father-in-law acupuncture to prolong his life; when Wang Jianmin threatened that he would "never make a comeback," the vice president personally invited him back to the hospital for a consultation. The second son of the Tang Group, a veteran cadre of the Provincial Party Committee, the old man of the Zhao family in Beijing... All the powerful men witnessed in his hands what is meant by "one needle determines life or death, three fingers determine the world."
Master Ni said: The highest realm of traditional Chinese medicine is not to cure diseases, but to prevent people from getting sick. But in this world, even the qualifications to prevent people from getting sick have to be fought with strength. This is a doctor's note.
