This book has no cheats, no superpowers, and no fantasy fairy tales. It only talks about real skills.
The protagonist Zhao Wujiu's life creed:
The most poisonous thing in the world is never the grass, trees, insects and beasts, but the greed, anger and ignorance of the human heart; the best medicine is never the needle and stone decoction, but the benevolence and the right path; a medical practitioner can save a person's life, keep the bottom line, and correct the world.
He is a contemporary Chinese medicine doctor who is proficient in fighting poison with poison. The poisons of tigers and wolves that others avoid can bring people back to life in his hands, steal people from the hands of the King of Hell, and create medical miracles one after another that others can't even imagine.
Not only does he practice medicine, he also incorporates medical knowledge into business, implanting the wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine from his ancestors into modern shopping malls. While others fight for capital and play tricks, he relies on the idea of "preventing disease by treating the disease", and uses a set of traditional Chinese medicine thinking to reduce the dimensionality of the so-called modern management logic.
