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  1. The Boy’s Marvelous Sword Training 奇剑童子功 Female-Channel Fanfiction177k WordsCompleted The second book in the Blood Palm and Demon Shadow series, written by Gu Long of Taiwan A wondrous sword, famed throughout the martial world, uses its extraordinary swordsmanship and peerless boyhood kung fu to vanquish demons. Yet these wicked men wear the most luxurious clothes and kill the greatest figures in the martial world, turning chivalrous heroes into cruel fiends. Only then do they feel a little excitement. This book makes skillful use of suspense and foreshadowing. Its mysterious, gr 204Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. A Handbook of Common Chinese Medicine Prescriptions 常用中医方药手册 106k WordsCompleted This manual was first published in early 1976. The first edition used the base-sixteen traditional Chinese system of measurement for dosages and made inappropriate changes to some formula names. For this reprint, these errors have been corrected: all dosages have been converted to the metric system, all formula names have been restored to their original forms, and an index of formulas has been added. 63Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Prodigy’s Sword Arts, Part Two 奇剑童子功中部 Eastern Fantasy169k WordsCompleted The second book in the Blood Palm Demon Shadow series, written by Gu Long of Taiwan. The famed swordsman of the martial world uses his astonishing sword techniques and peerless childlike mastery of martial arts to root out demons. Yet these wicked men dress in the most luxurious clothes and kill the greatest figures in the martial world, turning righteous heroes into cruel demons... all to feel a little thrill in their hearts. The story is full of suspense and foreshadowing, with a tangled, grip 49Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Secret Remedies for Strange and Difficult Ailments, Ancient and Modern 古今奇难杂症秘方 33k WordsOngoing Ancestral Remedies: The Essence of Traditional Chinese Medicine Must Not Be Lost. Editor-in-Chief: Xie Guocai Deputy Editors-in-Chief: Li Zhenqiong, Li Durong Editorial Board: Xie Guocai, Li Zhenqiong Li Durong, Wei Xiao Wang Xingyu 18Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Questions and Answers on Caring for the Most Common Chronic Illnesses 最常见慢性病疗养问答 112k WordsCompleted Many chronic illnesses are complicated and prolonged, causing patients great suffering. In our clinical practice, we often encounter chronic illness patients whose conditions repeatedly fail to improve, or even worsen, because they have not received proper recuperative care. To spread knowledge about the prevention and treatment of chronic illnesses, we consulted a large body of literature and drew on our own clinical experience to write this book, Questions and Answers on Recuperative Care for 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. Illness Runs in the Family 病是自家生 45k WordsOngoing Authors: Liu Hongzhang, Liu Bo Liu Chun, the founding ancestor of the Liu family, had the courtesy name Jinghou and the sobriquet Elder Yangzheng. He was from Xianning, Hubei Province. Born in 1363 and passing away in 1489, he lived to the age of 126. A ninth-generation descendant of Liu Wansu, he was revered by the Imperial Medical Academies of the Ming and Qing dynasties as the guardian deity of imperial physicians. By imperial order, he tested medicines on prisoners and led medical officers i 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. Practical Emergency Medicine 实用急诊科著作 137k WordsOngoing Edited by Shi Hanping, Xu Jie, and Gong Dejing The book is divided into twelve sections, with the main content grouped into four parts. Part One focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of emergency symptoms such as headaches, fever, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. Part Two provides a comprehensive introduction to the diagnosis and treatment of common clinical emergencies, with clear diagnostic priorities and specific treatment measures. Topics include internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gyne 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  8. Non-Drug Treatments for Common Ailments 常见病非药物疗法 43k WordsOngoing Author: Bill Gottlieb (American) Translated by Li Xiaofei and Liu Lu By reading this book, you will surely find ways to protect the health of yourself, your family, and your friends. You should be glad to live in a wonderful age, when hundreds of thousands of people can use natural remedies to maintain their health. Special note: Some natural remedies, such as supplements containing nutrients, Chinese herbs, and oils, are generally safe. However, taking large quantities of certain substances or 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  9. Miraculous Remedies 神医妙方 51k WordsOngoing Authors: Li Shiwen and Kang Manzhen People's Military Medical Press This book covers beauty treatments, tonics, remedies for longevity, pediatrics, gynecology, surgery, internal medicine, andrology, orthopedics, dermatology, and oncology. 1Reads—Score—Shelves