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Books by Second Uncle of Yaoshan

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  1. Dr. Ni's Case Studies 倪师医案 Second Uncle of Yaoshan瑶山二叔Urban192k WordsCompleted Ni Haixia (1954–2012) was a renowned practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine, specializing in classical formulas and acupuncture. In clinical practice, he was known for accurate diagnoses and combining acupuncture with herbal medicine. Many of his case studies focused on severe and difficult-to-treat illnesses. He emphasized returning to the classical principles of Treatise on Cold Damage and Essentials from the Golden Cabinet, combined with the Five Movements and Six Climates and the Six-C 201Reads7.6Score—Shelves
  2. The Tomb Raider’s Road to a Jianghu Comeback 盗墓狂徒我的江湖逆袭路 Second Uncle of Yaoshan瑶山二叔Mystery221k WordsCompleted My name is Qian Dasheng, but people call me “Dogsheng.” I was born in the gullies of Guangxi and grew up on the streets of Harbin. My parents died young. Grandma fed me taro long enough to keep half of me alive, and I trained the other half crawling through underground tunnels with my Third Uncle. I’ve just gotten out of prison, with pockets emptier than my face, and after filling up on the northwest wind, I still have to dig graves for people in exchange for steamed buns. They say tomb raiding 110Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. A Modern Plain-Language Edition of Integrating Chinese and Western Medicine 现代白话版【医学衷中参西录】 Second Uncle of Yaoshan瑶山二叔Urban655k WordsCompleted This book combines the first, second, and third installments of Zhang Xichun's Records of Medicine with Chinese and Western Perspectives, specifically the sections on prescriptions. As an important part of the work's eight installments, it draws on clinical practice to turn profound medical principles into clear, accessible discussions. Its prose is smooth and natural, its insights distinctive and original, and its language vivid and engaging. The Tried and Proven Prescriptions section contains 77Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Those Years I Spent Tomb Raiding in Guangxi 老子在广西倒斗那几年 Second Uncle of Yaoshan瑶山二叔Mystery221k WordsCompleted Wu Laole, a poor lad from Wuzhou, is forced to take up tomb raiding with the antique dealer Jinya Bing in order to save his seriously ill mother. He never expects his first trip into a tomb to lead him into an evil tomb filled with corpse-controlling magic, brought from western Hunan. He nearly ends up joining his ancestors after a cat startles a corpse into attacking. Then he unexpectedly awakens the ability to “taste and identify”: by licking an object, he can learn where it came from, but eve 48Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. A Plain-Language Guide to The Secret Records of the Stone Chamber 石室秘录白话精解 Second Uncle of Yaoshan瑶山二叔Historical214k WordsOngoing This book offers a systematic translation into plain language and a distinctive interpretation of the Qing-dynasty classic of traditional Chinese medicine, Secret Records of the Stone Chamber. Many of the treatments and prescriptions recorded by the author, Chen Shiduo, are ingenious in conception and remarkably effective, and they continue to shine in clinical practice today. Our aim is not only to transform the dense classical prose into modern language anyone can understand, but also to inclu 31Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. Secrets of the Stone Chamber 石室秘境 Second Uncle of Yaoshan瑶山二叔212k WordsCompleted A completely reimagined version of the classic medical text Secrets from a Stone Chamber! Its core medical principles remain entirely unchanged, preserving the wisdom of the ancients in its original form. Every detail, from analyzing symptoms to outlining treatment methods, stands up to scrutiny. Unlike dry classical texts, this book wraps its content in gripping novelistic plots: the legendary physician who devotes himself to healing the world, the perilous resolution of difficult illnesses, an 6Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. Peerless Dragon Young Master: The Mad Tyrant's Reverse Scale 盖世龙少逆鳞狂枭 Second Uncle of Yaoshan瑶山二叔Urban126k WordsOngoing He was “Black Dragon,” the nation's sharpest blade, but took the fall for a classified mission and ended up behind bars. Three years in prison couldn't extinguish the wolfish fire in his eyes. The moment he got out, creditors came after him, and a wealthy family called off his engagement! With an executioner's weapon in his left hand and the power of business in his right, he tears through a web of conspiracies with overwhelming hatred: He disarms opponents with his bare hands and bloodies an un —Reads—Score—Shelves