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The Acupuncturist's Strange Tales 针灸师的异闻录
The Clinical Adventures of an Acupuncturist and His Friends in the Mystical Arts: When acupuncture meets the mystical arts, and medical principles shed light on strange phenomena. A book that will make you see Chinese medicine anew, from the transmission of pathogenic qi to spirit-light divination and fire offerings, unveiling the invisible battlefield of life behind Chinese medicine. Perhaps one day, in the hands of a Chinese medicine practitioner, it can become a reference book for finding the
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Reborn as the Sacred Healer's Disciple 重生之我是医圣的徒弟
My name is Zhao Fan. I was an unremarkable medical student, until I suddenly became fascinated by traditional medicine while working. One day, as I walked down the street holding a freshly bought copy of Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases, I tripped over a stone and hit my head hard on the steps. When I woke up, I realized I had transmigrated. A flood of memories surfaced, telling me that I had become the disciple of Zhang Zhongjing, the Sage of Medicine. Thirty years east of the
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The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon, Explained with Laughs 黄帝内经爆笑讲解版
Still missing out on China’s millennia-old treasures of health and wellness because classical texts are so hard to understand? This book breaks free from the dry style of traditional texts and uses laugh-out-loud language to unpack the foundational classics of Chinese medicine! It is divided into three volumes. The first offers clear, accessible explanations of the chapters of the Suwen, breaking down the underlying medical principles of yin and yang, the five elements, the organs, and qi and bl
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An Ordinary Doctor Who Heals the World 济世凡医
Seeing color, hearing sound, and taking a pulse with three fingers: a traditional worldview gives rise to traditional medical principles. This story has no supernatural powers or tycoons throwing money around. It is simply a day-by-day account of an ordinary practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine on his path as a doctor, guided by the heartfelt wish to carry on the teachings of the sages. Throughout the long river of history, traditional medicine has protected generations of Chinese people
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- 5 EN The Heavenly Eye Feng Shui Master 天眼风水师 [A feng shui novel] [Featuring feng shui, Daoist medicine, psychology, and economics; read faces and phone numbers] [Practical insights] [Explaining the esoteric with science] My master hastily taught me the art of divination and passed down a few books. Before I even had the chance to formally begin my training in the mountains, he sent me down into the world to help people... Where can I even go to complain about that? Amid the mortal world, I help others and cultivate myself. 672.6kReads9.6Score138.4k14d adds
- 6 Fifty Years in the World of Traditional Chinese Medicine 中医江湖五十年 For historical reasons, most people know little about traditional Chinese medicine, and some are even prejudiced against it. Yet firsthand medical experience is undoubtedly the best way to understand it. The author recounts his own journey studying medicine, as well as those of his master and grandmaster. In particular, he tells the story of his master, known as “A Heart Devoted to Medicine,” who began studying medicine at the age of eight and has now practiced for fifty years. The book offers r 6.6kReads9.5Score1.3k14d adds
- 7 EN Notes from a Taoist Medicine Clinic 道医馆笔记 [All plotlines in this book are fictional and included solely for the purposes of the story. They do not represent real-life views. Please keep that in mind and don't confuse fiction with reality.] After graduating with a master's degree from an ordinary university of traditional Chinese medicine, the protagonist didn't go to work at a hospital. Instead, they joined a Daoist medical clinic and began recording their encounters with strange and baffling illnesses. 225.5kReads9.5Score81.9k14d adds
- 8 The Way of Heavenly Mystery: The Healing Arts 天玄医道之医道 Did the myths of ancient China really exist? Who actually wrote the Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon? Who discovered the body's meridians? Did Shennong really taste every herb? Can people truly control themselves? Is our world still the same world that originally belonged to us? My grandfather was an old-school Chinese doctor who hoped I would carry on his medical practice. From childhood, he taught me to memorize all kinds of ancient texts. I wasn't particularly interested in Chinese medicine, nor 6.7kReads7.9Score1.2k14d adds
- 9 After My Divorce, My Traditional Chinese Medicine Skills Awakened 离婚后我的国医技能觉醒了 [Traditional Chinese medicine, the story of a young doctor working his way up] When Chen Yang was young, he made a foolish mistake. For what he thought was love, he fell out with his family and followed Wang Ya to the countryside, where he took a job at a township clinic. In the end, all he got for it was the words, "Let's get divorced." This time, Chen Yang is going to make a life for himself and his daughter. He'll leave the township hospital behind and carve out a world of his own. 100kReads9.3Score12.2k14d adds
- 10 The Art of Healing 医路精诚 The companion novel to this book, I Am a Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor, is complete. The new novel, From Village Doctor to Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine, is currently being updated. Interested readers are welcome to check it out. At a time when traditional Chinese medicine is in decline, hospitals bearing its name are treating patients with Western medicine. Wang Chen, an heir to the Shanghan school, simply cannot stand it: even for a common cold, a traditional Chinese medicine ho 21.7kReads9.2Score2.3k14d adds
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Getting to the Bottom of Mind-Reading 起底观心术
When I was five, a fortune-teller said I’d be able to read people’s minds when I grew up. My parents thought I was a genius and spent the whole family’s savings to send me to school. But I failed the college entrance exam and became a fried-noodle vendor. That vendor later became a “Walking Encyclopedia,” all thanks to the saying, “In books, there are houses of gold.” You are not just who you are. You can become a different kind of dazzling light. Read a comment on the first page, and you’ll get
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The Genius Doctor 天才医生
Over 100 million clicks! A must-read urban web novel classic, Liu Xia Hui’s The Genius Doctor is now available in its entirety! A family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, a naturally powerful yang meridian, stunning beauties… Watch a young doctor use traditional Chinese medicine to reach the pinnacle of life! So what if you command billions in wealth and absolute power? I can command your life. Qin Luo comes from an ancient family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners. Born
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Questions and Answers from the Spirit Realm 灵界问答录
I have nearly ten thousand years of memories from my past lives, so my understanding of the Spirit Realm is fairly comprehensive. In my spare time, I write about the things I’ve encountered in those past lives: mythology, aliens, reincarnation, the heavenly eye, cultivation, liberation, destiny, changing one’s fate, the laws of the universe, the discriminating mind, karma, the Heavenly Dao, and more. Ask me anything, and I’ll answer whatever I can.
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- 14 Words to Awaken the World: The Spirit Journey 醒世密言：灵游记 What is the human death rate? The answer is 100%. It's something no one can avoid or escape, and, damn it, it's an absolute fact. It couldn't be more true. Do we retain any awareness after death? Where do we go? What will we encounter? This book isn't about Liaozhai ghost stories or fantasy. Drawing on the travels of extraordinary people, accounts from hypnotists, and scientific research, it will guide you through the legendary world of souls and offer a preview of the place we will all eventual 45Reads—Score—14d adds
- 15 The Road Ahead for a Healer 医者前行路 The story begins six months before my final year of university ends. I recommend starting at Chapter 69. So far, it has covered several major themes: the truth about time, attitudes toward money, procrastination and dissection, and defining the boundaries of life. The second volume is a record of practical experience, the third combines thought and practice, and the fourth recounts what happened after I was utterly crushed. Almost everything is written in the first person, as a record of real ev 34Reads—Score—14d adds
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Traditional Chinese Medicine at Taiyuan Zhenggaotang 太原正皋堂中医
Promoting the culture of traditional Chinese medicine. From the start, the book covers medications and types of hypertension in a clear, easy-to-understand way. It also gives a detailed account of the nine body constitutions in traditional Chinese medicine and how to regulate all five organs in harmony, as well as the causes and symptoms of heart attacks, strokes, insomnia, acne, diabetes, fatty liver disease, and back, leg, and joint ailments.
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- 17 The Medical and Martial World 医武江湖 What is Chinese medicine? Is it a technique or a Way? What is the world of the jianghu? Is it black or white? This story tells of the first half of a life spent entering the Way through medicine, taking you into the real jianghu and revealing the most mysterious parts of traditional culture, as well as the good and evil buried deep in human nature. 1.9kReads8.9Score24714d adds
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The Journey to Win Your Heart 撷君行
Time’s wheels roll ever onward into the mid-Tang era. On this land shrouded by evil spirits, the people suffer while no one comes to their aid. Only Sun A Shi, the Medicine King, leads his disciples in searching for the secret to driving the evil spirits away. Three couples among the Medicine King’s disciples, Jiang Ze and Jiegeng, Gancao and Guizhi, and Doukou and Didi, hold fast to their faith in battle and never give up in the face of hardship. Like dancers, they weave love and hate into a ma
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Earning Merit in Another World 穿到异界攒功德
[Not a wish-fulfillment story] [Traditional Chinese medicine] Lin Yu used up all his merit in his previous life, leaving him terribly unlucky in this one. He decides to travel back in time and find out what happened, only to discover that as soon as he arrives, his previous self has already used up all his merit... This story is mainly about earning merit by treating patients with traditional Chinese medicine. The medical cases in the story are drawn primarily from Zhang Xichun’s Records of Inte
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- 20 The Wild Healer of the Six Meridians 六脉野医 A story reminiscent of Wei Xiaobao, starring a man named Wei Dabao. The village pushover happens upon a beautiful older doctor, who not only cures his limp but also teaches him powerful medical and martial arts. From then on, his life as an unorthodox village doctor takes off, and the womanizer embarks on an extraordinary journey. 47Reads—Score—14d adds
- 21 On Ancient Times, the Career Path Is What It Is 谈起古代，仕途就这回事 The yamen system, in other words the bureaucratic system, is one of the defining features of Chinese history. The culmination of the many ills of officialdom is the “official-centered” culture that has permeated every corner of Chinese society for thousands of years. In Talking About the Ancient Road to Officialdom, Zhang Cheng surveys every aspect of an official's life, from recruitment to retirement. Readers can wander among high-ranking officials, low-level functionaries, failed scholars, rec 2Reads8.4Score—14d adds
- 22 The Complete Collection of History's Hardest Truths to Stomach 历史不忍细看大全集 Step into a forbidden place sealed off by history for a thousand years, and uncover strange tales and secrets no one has ever told you! Did you know that Kangxi owed his accession to the throne in part to a German? Do you know how hard the princes' daily lives were? Do you know who delivered the most famous flattery in Chinese history? Do you know how many rules governed an emperor's meals? Do you know what the true relationship was between Qin Hui and Yue Fei? Xing Qunlin and Nie Xiaoqing answe 354Reads8.8Score10014d adds
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The Last Traditional Chinese Doctor in China 华夏最后一个中医
Chen Qing is a young Chinese medicine practitioner just starting out. On his first day seeing patients, he discovers that he can actually hear his patients’ internal organs talking... Spleen: Brrr, it’s so cold. That fatty ate thirteen popsicles yesterday. I nearly froze to death. Lungs: Don’t get me started. He spent all night burping yesterday. I couldn’t get a wink of sleep. What a pain in the lungs. Liver: Stop complaining. He’s just a little greedy. It’s no big deal. Look at how he’s stayed
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Tokyo Traditional Chinese Medicine: Mr. Dalin, You’re Being So Mean! 东京中医：大林先生，你好过分！
[The Real Japan] Lin Jueming was detained by the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department and barred from leaving the country over suspected involvement in a special case. If he wanted to return home, he would have to rely on himself. But Tokyo was full of hidden dragons and crouching tigers. Surviving here would be no easy feat!
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- 25 Well, I’ll Be: The Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner on Trial Is Underage! 活久见：被告的中医竟然未成年！ [Pure Traditional Chinese Medicine + No System + Genius Protagonist + General Practice + Comeback] The name Lin Mingqian took the internet by storm overnight. He was taken to court on charges of “practicing medicine illegally.” And he was only a senior in high school. Pharmacology, medical theory, prescriptions, diagnosis, acupoints, acupuncture techniques, point combinations... not one can be left out! 91Reads—Score—14d adds
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A Slow Fire: Tales from Beyond the Apricot Grove 慢火，杏林外话
Chen Zongyuan, a rural doctor in southern Fujian, continues to explore the treatment of chronic illnesses with traditional Chinese medicine, carrying the trust and hopes of the villagers. From reviewing failed cases and seeking advice from experts online to traveling all the way to Nanjing to shadow doctors in person, he breaks free from the limitations of prescribing by experience alone and comes to understand the true meaning of systematic diagnosis. Facing the villagers' doubts, complex illne
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The Fragrance of Medicine 药箱药香
Not long after his birth, Niu Niu dies in a devastating plague. His body decays and disappears, while another soul quietly transmigrates to the Han Dynasty. At that time, war rages across the land, people struggle to survive, corpses litter the fields, and a rampant plague claims the lives of Niu Niu’s parents. With their dying breaths, they tell him to seek out his great-uncle Zhang Zhongjing, the governor of Changsha and a practicing physician. Impressed by Niu Niu’s extraordinary talent and g
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The Hilarious, In-Depth Guide to Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases 伤寒杂病论爆笑详解版
The Hilarious, In-Depth Guide to Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases is a medical classic interpretation that turns tradition on its head. With witty, humorous language, the book presents a fresh take on Zhang Zhongjing's Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases, breathing new life into this ancient text on traditional Chinese medicine. Skillfully blending modern elements with ancient wisdom, the author uses entertaining stories and vivid examples to explain complex, dif
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Inquiring into the Pivot 问枢
As a boy, Fang Wenshu sought help for his sick mother, but all seven medical schools turned him away. After she died, he found a fragmentary manuscript bearing four words: illness, pulse, diagnosis, treatment. Carrying the manuscript out into the world, he met six gifted prodigies. After unraveling the origins of the seven medical schools, they gathered at the Dao Pavilion. Whoever studied its thousand-year-old texts and grasped the principles shared by all seven schools would be able to command
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- 30 A Thousand Paths 千人有道 [Modern underworld] [Stories of crooked gambling] [Gambling scams] [Anti-gambling] When I was six, my grandaunt said I was doomed to a life of loneliness. She sold me. She sold me to an old man who had lost one hand. An old man who made his living as a swindler. From then on, I learned how to cheat at gambling from him. The old man became my master, but he told me to call him Fourth Master. I became a professional swindler, too. But on the day I graduated from my apprenticeship, Fourth Master di 12.9kReads8.8Score1.2k14d adds
- 31 The Crooked Path 走偏门 [Adapted into the short dramas Fishing in the Shadows, Taking the Crooked Path, and The Mastermind; and the animated dramas Fishing in the Shadows: Drifting North, A Crooked Road to Comeback, A Thousand Faces in the Underworld, and Tales of a Shady Deal. Check them out if you’re interested.] What is the crooked path? Those who walk it seek a way to survive for themselves and plot certain doom for others. Once you step onto this path, it stretches as deep as the sea. You’ll roam far and wide, mix 23.7kReads9.1Score3.7k14d adds
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The Classic Formula Slacker 经方摸鱼派
In a nutshell, this is all about practical cases. The opening introduces the origins and characteristics of the Classical Formula School of Traditional Chinese Medicine; everything after that is devoted to real-world practice. The story is secondary. Chen Yu, a country boy, has been plagued by illness since childhood. With nowhere left to turn for treatment, he reluctantly enrolls in a school of Chinese medicine in hopes of saving himself, but the knowledge taught by its academic school of thoug
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The Immortal's Path to Medicine 参仙医路
Liang Dakuan, a graduate of a college of traditional Chinese medicine, happens upon a thousand-year-old ginseng spirit in the Changbai Mountains by a twist of fate. This ginseng spirit is no ordinary treasure: it can detect ailments in the human body, pinpoint their causes, and quickly devise the most effective treatments based on ancient medical texts. Armed with this extraordinary boon, Liang Dakuan sets out on the path to becoming a great doctor who heals the world. From a small village in th
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Records of Healing the World, A New Compendium of Materia Medica, The Hundred Herbs 悬壶济世录，本草新篇，百药谱
Li Shizhen, courtesy name Dongbi and sobriquet Binhu, was born in Qizhou, Huguang (present-day Qichun, Hubei). A renowned medical scholar of the Ming dynasty, he wrote the Compendium of Materia Medica, hailed as "the great compendium of Eastern medicine." Born into a family of physicians, Li Shizhen developed a deep interest in medicine from an early age. He traveled widely, collecting medicinal specimens and studying their properties and effects. Through years of practice, he gained extensive c
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- 35 The Xiao Family Stage 萧家台子 In the war-torn years of the resistance against Japan, the Xiao clan of Jiangxi upheld a thousand-year tradition of Daoist medicine, answering the nation’s call with the heart of healers. The six sons left home, armed with silver needles as swords and herbs as armor, protecting their family’s medical legacy amid the smoke of war and the tides of change. From practicing medicine aboard a houseboat in Changsha to holding fast and embracing innovation amid the currents of history, three generations 22Reads—Score—14d adds
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Reborn in Daiyu's Body: The Beauties of the Red Chamber Cultivate Immortality 魂穿黛玉：红楼金钗尽修仙
A Chinese medicine doctoral student who loves reading web novels falls off a cliff while gathering herbs and transmigrates into Lin Daiyu just as she first enters the Jia household. Using her knowledge to change her fate, she leads the Twelve Beauties of Jinling onto the path of cultivation.
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- 37 A Doctor's Skill Shakes the Capital 医手遮天闯都城 College student Lin Xiaoxuan has had one misfortune after another. Framed by his classmates, he is expelled and sent home, only for his mother to be beaten by a local bully, leaving her bedridden with a shattered spine. Seeking revenge for her, Lin is instead left with a broken leg and a disfigured face, and has no choice but to become a beggar. But fate takes an unexpected turn: after a car accident, he inherits the legacy of a divine physician. From then on, Lin Xiaoxuan masters medicine and c 10.7kReads8.5Score1.5k14d adds
- 38 A Guide to Zi Wei Dou Shu 紫微斗数说明书 This book was created to explain Zi Wei Dou Shu in plain language and help us understand it better. Zi Wei Dou Shu is not actually that mysterious. By studying a wealth of real-world case studies, we can better understand and apply it, helping us learn more about our birth dates and plan our lives. The book will also share some methods for improving one’s fortune for your consideration. It also covers practical learning experiences in Chinese medicine’s image-number therapy, Yangzhai feng shui, 50Reads—Score—14d adds
