Are There Any Novels Purely About Chinese Medicine?

1 道 Taoist Medical Clinic Notes Ling'anUrban1.1M WordsCompleted 188.8kReads9.5Score53.4kShelves

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These are all pure Chinese medicine novels, and they are quite professional, especially the first three. Although the latter ones are slightly lacking, they still have useful information.

12 中 Fifty Years of Chinese Medicine Chen BanxiaModern Romance196k WordsCompleted 7.9kReads9.5Score1.7kShelves

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It is a pure Chinese medicine text with positive values, a book where you can learn knowledge, and is practical. In order to spread Chinese medicine, these people began to write novels and promote Chinese medicine.

13 医 The Way Forward for Doctors Hot and Sour Orange Gray TigerModern Romance418k WordsOngoing 34Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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The first book is really good, I read it on my knees, the second one is also very good, it really has a lot of achievements in the inheritance of medicine, it can open your horizons, the third book starts from chapter 69, it is mainly about methodology, it is more interesting, you can read it

14 一 A Novice's Journey to Traditional Chinese Medicine Heguangtongchen9527Modern Romance314k WordsCompleted 11Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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These are all Chinese medicine novels and their content is worth reading again and again.

18 我 I Am a Chinese Medicine Practitioner ObsoleteUrban1.1M WordsCompleted 8.6kReads9.1Score1.1kShelves

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If you want to learn about traditional Chinese medicine, these books are not to be missed. They contain a lot of health knowledge. I also recommend a book that combines metaphysics, traditional Chinese medicine, and health maintenance. If you are interested, you can search for it. Stop at the end of the month.

23 穿 Dress up as a Crafty Old Lady, While Others Are Escaping, I Will Open up Wasteland. The Fragrance of Orange Is AstonishingAncient Romance1.1M WordsCompleted 78.7kReads9.5Score11kShelves

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Two rare and practical books, but impetuous people may not be able to read them

24 九 Female Taoist Doctor in the 1990S Yao JiuModern Romance1.5M WordsCompleted 8.3kReads9.2Score1.1kShelves

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They are all pure Chinese medicine novels, and I am still following "The Medical Path". They all give very detailed prescriptions. Wang Chen's various efforts to revive Chinese medicine are very touching. Highly recommended

27 针 Anecdotes About Acupuncturists Wen WusuwenUrban196k WordsCompleted 3.8kReads8.7Score823Shelves

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A simple way to judge whether you have heavy moisture: 1. Can't get up in the morning, feel heavy and sleepy 2. Stool sticks to the toilet and cannot be flushed 3. Thick and greasy tongue coating with tooth marks on the edges 4. The face is oily and prone to swelling. If you have more than two of them, you can usually pay more attention to strengthening the spleen and removing dampness, and eat less raw, cold, sweet and greasy foods.

28 全 All-Around Chinese Medicine Doctor, Started Working in the District Hospital Big HeadUrban1.2M WordsOngoing 9.4kReads6.9Score1kShelves

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A good book that I sincerely recommend. I haven't seen such a pure Chinese medicine novel in a long time. There is no system. It is purely a family study of Chinese medicine. It is similar to the chief imperial doctor I read many years ago. It seems that he has been pursuing a medical career. It is more pure and beautiful. I highly recommend it. It should be a new author. I hope it will become a good work.

29 华 The Last Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner in China YiwuyuUrban515k WordsCompleted 79kReads9.3Score6.5kShelves

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The first one is a treasure book, it has been completed, it is unsystematic, and the plot is relatively plain. The author may be a Taoist priest or a Chinese medicine practitioner, but he is not a layman anyway. The second one I am currently following is systematic. Both books have a lot of useful information, and they are all themed on Chinese medicine. To a certain extent, they also reflect the many misunderstandings about Chinese medicine in China. The 12 chapters before and after the second book are about diagnosing and treating common physical and mental diseases of "craftsmen" and "late-nighters", such as kidney deficiency. The causes of the disease are explained from traditional Chinese medicine. I think it is quite well written and everyone can understand it.

31 我 My Path to Traditional Chinese Medicine Zimo QinghuanUrban484k WordsOngoing 5Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Definitely a treasure to be found

32 国 Unparalleled Chinese Medicine: Taking Off from the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department Dragon Language and Dragon LanguageUrban1.9M WordsCompleted 3kReads6.8Score617Shelves

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It's a nice doctor's article. I've been following it for a week. It's worth reading. The score just came out and it should reach 9 points.

33 种 Whose Farming Family Has the Male Protagonist Giving Three Piglets as a Gift at the Beginning? QingshangAncient Romance1.7M WordsCompleted 36.2kReads9.0Score4kShelves

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All are good books that can be read twice or even N times, with a lot of useful information. "Gathering Fungi" is written very delicately, witnessing the growth of the protagonist step by step. With his hard work and wisdom, he leads the whole family and even the whole village to live a better life. Very simple emotion. When I first saw this book, I was deeply fascinated by the three meals a day in it. I finished it in two or three days and listened to it from the beginning. Sincerely recommend to everyone.

41 百 Above All Officials Uncle PieUrban5.6M WordsOngoing 288.5kReads9.3Score26.4kShelves

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I think these two novels are the best online novels I have read in the past few years! Hats off to their authors!

42 大 Great Chinese Medicine Fog Shadow Ghost FireflyUrban716k WordsCompleted 374Reads8.7Score—Shelves

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Dry stuff, self-study basics

52 青 Qingnang Medical Book Falling Rain and Cold AutumnAncient Romance1.3M WordsCompleted 3.6kReads8.2Score587Shelves

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These are the top Chinese medicine novels on Tomato, especially the first two, which tell the story of a Chinese medicine practitioner and are hard-core Chinese medicine novels. It is written from the perspective of a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, and all the medical records are true. There are also dozens of exclusive secret recipes announced, from which we can see the author's concern and love for the cause of traditional Chinese medicine! Very touching.

57 冒 Fake Quack Doctor Good Writing CodeUrban1.6M WordsCompleted 17Reads7.8Score—Shelves

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First of all, I strongly recommend these two books. I feel that the author is not just a writer of online novels, but a practitioner who has a profound understanding of Taoism, medicine, martial arts, and Yi and has reached a very high level of practice. I have taken thousands of notes and I want to read them over and over again. I also recommend them to everyone to slowly understand.

58 中 Yi Haozhi, a Chinese Medicine Practitioner, Starts from the Beginning Acupuncture and Medicine Share the Same OriginUrban215k WordsCompleted 554Reads8.5Score207Shelves

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Hard core pure Chinese medicine, real medical records, pathological analysis, easy to understand

61 天 Genius Doctor Liu XiahuiUrban4.4M WordsCompleted 35.9kReads9.3Score3.9kShelves

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How do traditional Chinese medicine practitioners inherit traditional Chinese medicine in the new era? The plot is twists and turns, entertaining and educational, and the pathogenesis of difficult and complicated diseases allows you to witness the charm of traditional Chinese medicine → "A Family of Traditional Chinese Medicine" / A hard-core traditional Chinese medicine novel, it is noted that the medical cases in the book are all real → "Urban Old Traditional Chinese Medicine" / The author uses his personal medical learning experience, as well as the medical learning experience of his master and ancestors, focusing on his master's medical learning experience, the rise and fall of traditional Chinese medicine, as well as the conflict with Western medicine, and the real problems faced by traditional Chinese medicine → "Fifty Years of Traditional Chinese Medicine" / Ten small doctors who are graduates of the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine lead the system to grow into great doctors for the common people → "Full-time Chinese Medicine" / Ten graduate students are offended by the director and are kicked out of the hospital. Ten community hospitals have become the national traditional Chinese medicine incubation base → "One person supports a top-level hospital (the strongest Chinese medicine)" / Internal medicine, surgery, acupuncture, and prescriptions, combining the expertise of many schools, with the essence of medical skills awakening the city → "Full-time Chinese Medicine"

63 风 Feng Shui Medical Clinic Eight Hundred Miles of StormUrban708k WordsCompleted 429Reads5.8Score102Shelves

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Lin Feng, a young man who graduated from a major in traditional Chinese medicine, took over the "Feng Shui Medical Clinic" left by his grandfather. He had a solid theory of traditional Chinese medicine and a good knowledge of Feng Shui techniques. He thought he would just stick to the dilapidated shop and drink from the northwest wind, but unexpectedly, he made a name for himself by relying on the "Feng Shui acupuncture technique" passed down from his ancestors. He distinguishes Feng Shui and unblocks meridians, which not only treats the body but also changes fortune; he uses traditional Chinese medicine to consolidate the foundation and Feng Shui to regulate qi, which can forcefully bring out a glimmer of vitality. The human body is regarded as a small world, and Feng Shui is used to adjust the universe. Traditional Chinese medicine diagnoses pulse and disease, and Feng Shui eliminates disasters. In a dilapidated medical clinic, a young doctor treats the world's difficult and complicated diseases and solves the world's Feng Shui dilemma using "side theories" that are disdained by Chinese and Western medicine.

64 祝 Zhu Youshu: Did You Become a Chinese Medicine Doctor Before You Graduated? Little AjianUrban156k WordsCompleted 15Reads—Score—Shelves

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Absolutely unfair! !

65 我 I! It Makes Sense to Become a Chinese Doctor at the Age of Twenty-Four, Right? Half Price Fried ChickenUrban2.7M WordsOngoing 81kReads9.4Score10.9kShelves

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All have scores of 9.4 Or above. What you read is the plot of the novel and what you do is to maintain your own health!