A Dark Horse Among Traditional Chinese Medicine Novels

1 经 Jingfang Chasing Dreams It's ZhiyongModern Romance352k WordsCompleted 683Reads9.2Score190Shelves

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Newcomer in Chinese medicine novels, particularly explosive

2 中 Fifty Years of Chinese Medicine Chen BanxiaModern Romance196k WordsCompleted 7.2kReads9.5Score1.4kShelves

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Both of these books are wonderful.

4 大 The Great Nation’s Top Physician Fang QianjinUrban2.2M WordsCompleted 20.3kReads9.4Score2.7kShelves

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These are all. See if there is anything you like

14 全 It's Only Natural for a General Practitioner to Know a Little More Baxia CainUrban4.6M WordsOngoing 119.8kReads8.4Score13kShelves

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All belong to doctors

22 药 Medicine Box Scent Itchy HairHistorical353k WordsCompleted 119Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Walking alone in the apricot forest, the young medical soul!

23 大 The Song Dynasty's Genius Ghost Doctor Ink-Washed Mountains and RiversHistorical2.1M WordsCompleted 6.5kReads8.6Score790Shelves

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Both books are quite humorous. One is modern and the other travels back to ancient times. The plot is refreshing and allows people to learn knowledge and have fun reading at the same time.

25 神 The Legitimate Daughter of a Miracle Doctor: the Princess Is Cruel and Slutty yet Sassy LiulixueAncient Romance1.5M WordsCompleted 202Reads6.4Score—Shelves

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Su Qing, a modern medical genius, traveled through time and became the abandoned daughter of a noble family. When she opened her eyes, she encountered a series of murders - her scumbag father ruined her life, her stepmother devised a poisonous plan, and the whole city was waiting to see her legitimate daughter die? Her silver needle tempered the cold light, and she broke the situation with a sneer: "You want me to die? First ask the King of Hell if he dares to accept it!" Her left hand is a superb medical skill that brings human flesh and bones to life, and her right hand stirs up the shocking ingenuity of the court. She slaps evil slaves in the face, tears apart hypocrisy, and kills powerful people. Every step of the way is stained with the blood of the enemy! When Xiao Jingchen, the rumored bloodthirsty and violent god of war, entered the game forcefully, the two crazy strong men collided and started a prairie fire. Only when Jiang Shan was hired did he realize that the most ruthless and powerful conspiracy actually hid the most insane affection! The poisonous doctor Phoenix who crawled out of purgatory x the paranoid God of War Shura, the strong ones are tearing each other apart and the strong ones are favoring each other, and the high-energy reversal is so intensive that the heartbeat is stalling! As the ancient saying goes, the ceiling of revenge is scheduled. Let's see how Su Qing steps on the bones of her enemies and shares the bloody country with Xiao Jingchen!

26 拒 Rejecting Involution, the Chinese Medicine Doctor Returned to the Village and Found a Complete Life A Pot of Clear TeaModern Romance383k WordsCompleted 297Reads8.3Score—Shelves

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*The beauty of the balance between career and emotion** Xie Yinchen's growth line in the book is full of resilience - from studying medicine for her father to taking root in the countryside, she uses the wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine to heal others, and also uses the concept of "treating disease before it's too late" to awaken readers' thinking about healthy living. Xu Sinian's "chasing his wife in the crematorium"-style emotional line has both the delicacy of childhood sweethearts and the straight-forward romance of adults. The two lines are intertwined and full of tension. **A new perspective on rural revitalization and traditional culture** Xie Yinchen rejected the "involution" of urban hospitals and chose to return to the countryside. This not only conveyed an anti-anxiety attitude towards life, but also integrated traditional Chinese medicine culture into rural revitalization. Xu Sinian's construction project coincides with modern people's yearning for "returning to hometowns to start businesses." The two work together to promote the development of their hometowns, echoing the current social trend of "escape from 996 and find pastoral poetry." **Ingenious integration of traditional Chinese medicine knowledge** The book is interspersed with practical contents such as "medicine and food come from the same source" and "daily health maintenance", such as using ginger to drive away colds and yam to strengthen the spleen. It not only promotes the development of the plot, but also allows readers to easily learn traditional Chinese medicine knowledge in the story, which is both interesting and popular science. - "Childhood sweethearts become husband and wife? How do career-oriented CPs join forces!" - "From scalpels to yam soup: the revolving life of a female doctor of traditional Chinese medicine. **One sentence recommendation:** If "Going to Where the Wind Winds" meets "Compendium of Materia Medica", it will probably be what this book will be like - another answer to understanding life in the local fireworks and the wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine.