After being dumped by her boyfriend of five years for failing to help advance his career, Lin Fan, a nursing student, plans to return to her hometown and clear her head. By chance, she discovers a wondrous space in another dimension. She uses ancient books left behind by her ancestors to spruce herself up, and draws on her own strengths to open a path to revival for declining Chinese medicine... From then on, career success, love, and wealth all come knocking.
Dear readers, I just got word from my editor that the story will become a paid novel on Tuesday. Sigh, I was hoping to put it off for a few more days, but my editor laid down the law. I've already delayed it for several days...
As usual, there will be three updates on the day it goes paid, and the chapters will be nice and long!
This is Yuanyuan's first time writing a novel, and I know it has plenty of flaws. I've been listening to your suggestions and doing my best to improve. Sigh, Yuanyuan knows that many of you won't be able to stay with me as I grow as a writer. I'm sorry about that, and thank you all for being with me along the way.
This story is entirely made up by me for fun. Feel free to read it as a way to pass the time. The content has no scientific basis...
Premise:
It's really stupid... The closest relatives don't tell the space, but they tell the man who has only known each other for two days. In fact, isn't it just a white-eyed wolf who has no conscience and can't walk when he sees a man? He would rather the heroine not tell anyone. To be reasonable, who doesn't have secrets? Everyone has a secret that they don't tell anyone, okay?
I just saved the male protagonist. When I heard that the male protagonist might die, I immediately fell in love with him and immediately told him about the space. This is completely a Mary Sue with a pig brain. She doesn't like women who lack IQ!
I don't know if you can see it yet, but this article is complete~ I also study medicine, and I study traditional Chinese medicine. The author should also study traditional Chinese medicine, right? I am a Chinese medicine doctor for bone injuries~ Haha, I feel like I have found a soulmate! I just don't know if the author can read this comment. . . .
It's just a little short, but it's pretty good. I hope to keep working hard.
The ending is a bit generic, and the previous paragraph is completely unnecessary
It was late at night and I said I didn't care much at first. But when I talked about it later, I could clearly describe the color of the glasses the person was wearing, the burns on his hands, the heels, etc. It was too fake to write this kind of thing.
T T~~~~~~~~~~~~The flowers that have been waiting are all gone.
More!!!! Long live!!! Long live!!!! Long live!!!
When I saw 2A, I thought it was another child from Jiangsu! Bitter!
The writing behind it is so exaggerated