A Practical Book on Traditional Chinese Medicine 一本可以实操的中医书籍
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Learning Feng Shui from Third Grandpa 跟着三爷爷学风水
Born into a family of Feng Shui practitioners, I became someone who defies fate the moment I entered the world of Yin-Yang Feng Shui. As one strange event after another unfolded, I learned to recognize fortune and misfortune, ward off disaster, and handle everything with ease. To all the brothers, sisters, uncles, and aunties passing by, please leave a book review here! Remember to comment, too! Thank you! If you like learning, remember to bring your brain along. There’s plenty of useful informa
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The Superior Doctor Treats Before Illness Strikes 上医治未病
During a hiking trip through the mountains, everyone climbed to a high peak and looked down over the land and ranges below. The trail they had taken was winding and steep, yet now lay clearly before them. Their spirits soared, and the uncertainty and hardship they had felt while climbing vanished. Teacher Zeng said, “If we don't occupy the high ground of thought with sound knowledge and correct views, it will become enemy territory for false knowledge and misguided ideas.” The root of the health
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Healing Calamities with Golden Needles: From Beggar to Immortal Physician 金针渡厄,我从乞丐到医仙
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
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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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My Divine Beast Is a Cat 我的神兽是一只猫
[Medical Immortal Master + Reborn + Divine Beasts from the Classic of Mountains and Seas + Ruthless and Decisive + Urban High Martial Arts] Qin Xuan was a once-in-a-century genius of Medicine King Valley, able to infer much from little and blessed with extraordinary insight. In the woods... that cat, with one blue eye and one golden eye, possessed intelligence and a promise far beyond that of ordinary creatures. The cliff was deep, and Qin Xuan's body plunged rapidly downward. His senior brother
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A Practical Guide to Traditional Chinese Medicine, Wellness, and Feng Shui Luck 中医养生与风水转运实操教学
[Practical wellness advice] [Traditional Chinese medicine tips + feng shui for changing your fortune] [The first novel anywhere to teach you how to “nurture your body like feng shui”] [Read the face, understand the heart] [Turn your luck around with food therapy] My master left me a copy of The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon and these words: “The greatest feng shui in the world isn’t your ancestors’ graves. It’s the hundred-odd pounds of flesh that make up your body.” And so I became an unconventi
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The Eccentric Master of Chinese Medicine 中医鬼才
Drawing on stories about Master Ni, this book tells how a young man grows step by step into a legendary doctor of traditional Chinese medicine, earning the nickname “Genius of Chinese Medicine.” All the prescriptions, medicinal properties, and pharmacology in this book are based on real cases. If you’re suffering from a similar ailment, I don’t recommend trying the prescriptions in this book directly. You all know the saying: the same illness doesn’t always call for the same prescription. The ai
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Marching Out of the Ten Thousand Mountains to Reclaim Our Homeland and Expand Our Borders 兵出十万大山,复故土拓新疆
Liu Yongfu went up the mountain to gather firewood. In a dream, an old man told him that he was a mighty general who should defend his home and protect his people. When he woke, he also had a new set of memories from the future. Liu Yongfu decided that, besides defending his homeland, he should find the Han people a place to settle, help them survive more than a decade of war and natural disasters, and fight against imperialism... [Some parts of this story take liberties with history, or happen
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After the College Entrance Exam, I Used My Foresight to Become a Tycoon 回到高考后,利用先知成富豪
By a twist of fate, Chen Feiyu returns to the day after his class reunion, held after the college entrance exam. Using his information advantage, he makes up for past regrets. From the start, he sets his sights on the Brazil World Cup to earn his first fortune, then uses his expertise and memories to grow his money in the stock market. He also keeps in touch with his high school crush and his senior from university, wins the hearts of both beauties, and becomes a winner in life!
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The Acupuncturist's Strange Tales 针灸师的异闻录
A record of clinical adventures between an acupuncturist and a friend of the occult arts: when acupuncture meets the mystic arts, and medical theory shines a light on strange phenomena. This book will give you a new understanding of traditional Chinese medicine, exploring everything from the transmission of illness qi to fire offerings in the practice of yuan guang divination, and revealing the unseen battlefield of life behind Chinese medicine. Perhaps one day it can serve practitioners of Chin
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