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Books by 世上有神仙
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Hospital Intern: I'm the Only One Who Understands Ancient Chinese Medicine 医院实习生：唯有我懂古中医
Chen Xiuyuan, an intern at a top-tier hospital, was publicly cheated on by his girlfriend and became the laughingstock of the entire hospital. In this world, Western medicine reigns supreme. At the brink of despair, he awakens the legacy of the ancient Chinese medical tradition. He masters the four diagnostic methods and is skilled in classical prescriptions and silver needles. For chronic illnesses Western medicine cannot cure, one dose of his herbal medicine can eradicate the root cause. For e
1.3kReads—Score127Shelves
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I Found a Zi Wei Astrology Book at a Street Stall and Became the Disciple of a Reclusive Medical Sage 地摊捡本紫微书，拜师隐世医圣
Warning! This novel is only suitable for readers interested in traditional Chinese medicine and Chinese divination. The material on medicine and divination is drawn from the classics and covers the Five Arts: mountain, medicine, destiny, physiognomy, and divination.
936Reads6.9Score142Shelves
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I Found a Golden Needle in an Ancient Tomb, and Zhang Zhongjing's Spirit Possessed Me 古墓得金针，医圣张仲景附我身
Poor student Liu Yi goes into the mountains to gather herbs and unearths a thousand-year-old golden needle containing the remnant soul of Zhang Zhongjing. He is the only one who can see the ancient medical sage. Borrowing the sage's miraculous hands, he cures his grandfather's chronic illness and turns his fate around with his unmatched Chinese medicine skills. Western doctors shut him out, fellow practitioners challenge him, and foreign experts question him. He shatters their prejudice one case
808Reads6.3Score101Shelves
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The Taoist Archaeologist: Digging Through Past and Present 道士考古，挖穿古今
Before his master died, he said, “The Dao is within you. Don’t go looking for it elsewhere.” Chen Jing searched for more than a decade, but found nothing. All he found was an archaeological job paying 6,400 a month and an engagement ring he couldn’t afford. That was, until the nameless Daoist tomb was opened. An ancient book no one could decipher, and a pitch-black stone stele without a single word. The book recorded Daoist arts lost to Huaxia for a thousand years. The stele was blank, yet the i
89Reads6.1Score—Shelves
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My Years as a Fortune-Teller in America 我在美利坚当算命先生那些年
Bankrupt and blacklisted, I ended up on the streets of New York, where everyone took me for a down-and-out homeless man. Students returning from overseas dismissed Chinese studies as outdated, while Western bloggers mocked Eastern superstition. But they didn’t know I had inherited the true teachings of the Imperial Astronomy Bureau. Traditional Chinese medicine could treat every ailment, and fate-reading could reveal what was in people’s hearts. Insomnia, anxiety, marital misfortune, career setb
11Reads—Score110Shelves
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Lord of Divine Thunder: From Humble Wanderer to Eternal Immortal Venerable 神霄雷主：从江湖布衣到万古仙尊
He was an honest minor official, but after exposing corruption, he was framed and had his Confucian cultivation sealed by the Temple of Literature. Then, his time in an old Buddhist sanctuary taught him just how cold and indifferent the world could be. Down on his luck, he disguises himself as a wine-and-meat-eating monk and blends into the streets. By chance, he inherits the Daoist Divine Firmament Thunder Art in a ruined temple. With talismans, he calls down heavenly thunder to overcome righte
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The Huagai Fate: My Taoist Past 华盖命：我的道门往事
Weak and sickly from childhood, fated to bear the Huagai star, and born in a mountain village steeped in yin energy. Bamboo ghosts from mass graves, shadow cats peering in at midnight, corpses that transform when their coffins are opened: his childhood was shrouded in countless evil spirits. Fortunately, he met Master Ye, a reclusive Daoist expert, inherited the Three Purities lineage, and received the Thunder Commander's seal. He cultivated essence into qi and learned talismans to drive away ev
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