【Realistic Traditional Chinese Medicine + Difficult Cases + Light Suspense + No System】
The traditional Chinese medicine department at Yunshui County Hospital has just ninety days before it is shut down.
Everyone is waiting for it to close, but just then, a young doctor who looks nothing like a doctor arrives: Shen Yan.
He’s always missing a button at the collar and never speaks seriously, yet the moment he’s at a patient’s bedside, he’s steadier than anyone.
A woman who hadn’t been able to eat for ten days leaves half a bowl of porridge on his follow-up chart; a patient who had been asleep for seven months raises a thumb for the first time under a combined regimen of traditional Chinese medicine, rehabilitation, and nursing care; and an actor who loses his voice by day but sings opera at midnight in his late mother’s voice slowly gets his own voice back.
Patients begin requesting him by name, and he shakes up the hospital’s beds, consultation privileges, and old rules. Some question him, some offer twenty thousand yuan a night to hire him, and others print his face on “ancestral secret remedies” priced at 399 yuan.
Shen Yan follows just one rule: a prescription can be stopped, and money can be left unearned; a patient’s life and choices must never be used as stepping stones for the title of “miracle doctor.”
Ninety days later, the people truly on edge aren’t just those at the hospital.
There is also an old debt that first came knocking twenty-seven years ago.
