This novel will be completed and move to paid chapters on April 2. Paid chapters start at Chapter 23, so please don't buy them twice if you've already read them.
Ye Zhao, a second-year medical student at T University, has hated three things for as long as he can remember:
Reading medical books
Reading medical books written by famous doctors
And memorizing them word for word
So, while attending a class on The Jade Key to the Red Stove, a dull medical text, Ye Zhao accidentally nods off. When he wakes up, he discovers that he's transmigrated into a book, and not just any book: a Chinese medical text from ancient times.
Ye Zhao cries out three times: “Ahhh!”
“Other people transmigrate and get halos, cheats, golden fingers, and a path to the peak of life through immortal cultivation or martial arts. Why am I the only one who transmigrated into a medical book?!”
“And why did I become the unworthy disciple who was expelled from the medical text's author's school?!”
This is a story about an unworthy disciple turning the tables on his master.
Ahem.
An unlearned, carefree seme × a truly noble and virtuous uke
This isn't that kind of transmigration into a book: it involves transmigrating into a medical text and transmigrating across time.
One-on-one romance, happy ending.
Theme: Start learning early.
My elder brother came here alone, feeling like he was just trying to be a courier to deliver books, so pitiful.
Looks good! I originally thought that Ye Zhao would suddenly wake up and realize that he would work hard and study hard to become a famous doctor. As a result, his academic achievements were not mentioned much later. However, Ye Zhao and Xue Bai opened a medical clinic in the capital and had a good future with apprentices.
I confessed my love as soon as I woke up, Xiao Gong is so powerful
Leaf:??? Master thinks I'm young ()
Wuwuwuwu, I can pick this bird's pulse!!! Our traditional Chinese medicine clinic teacher also told a similar story in class before (her teacher showed this pulse to the students before he died). While others were listening to the class, I was crazy about the ancient teachers and students who were deeply in love with each other, were sick, weak, and had to say goodbye in such a sad way that I couldn't draw it. It's just that the scene in the article was exactly the same as what I imagined!!!
The doctors here all regard themselves as emperors, and they can make people lose their lives at every turn.
The medical drama here is too disgusting, right?
Thug, cluck, cluck, cluck, cluck, cluck, cluck, cluck, cluck, cluck.
At this moment, although it was very sad, I suddenly thought of the Calabash Baby. After Grandpa was captured by the goblin, the Calabash Baby kept calling Grandpa Grandpa. And Journey to the West. . . . . .
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