Incurable Diseases Can Only Be Treated in County Towns, So I Put Mine on the Map

His son has a rare genetic disease, and curing it will take 21.8 billion points.

Chen Yuan binds to the All-Living Medical System and opens a clinic in a small county town.

Glioblastoma? Better in fifteen days.

Late-stage pancreatic cancer? Back on his feet in a month.

But the System has one ironclad rule: all miracle drugs can only be used in the county town.

So terminally ill patients from around the world flock to this little town. He deals with multinational giants trying to hunt him down and eminent experts questioning him, one “rule” at a time.

Ten years later, the small county town has become a global medical sanctuary. Even foreign heads of state have to wait in line for treatment.

“I don't do VIPs here. I only treat patients.”

“Want to cut in line? Everyone waiting behind you is fighting for their life.”

By then, this inland county town has become an international metropolis.

And everything he did began with a simple wish: to hear his son call him “Dad” one day.