I'm a Chinese Medicine Doctor, Not a Charlatan

New novel: From Beat Cop to Detective Expert is now underway. Synopsis A physician's art is change. Luo Shang first studied the Book of Changes, then medicine, mastering both medicine and divination. After an accident, she was reborn in the 1980s and became a young doctor in the traditional Chinese medicine department of Qingzhou Eighth Hospital. The timing of her arrival could hardly have been worse. The hospital was undergoing reforms and planned to lay off most of its traditional Chinese medicine doctors, outsourcing the department. Luo Shang was among those facing dismissal. With a terrible hand dealt from the start, Luo Shang set her pride aside, left the hospital, and opened her own traditional Chinese medicine clinic. By the time she appeared at the Eighth Hospital again, she had become a specially appointed traditional Chinese medicine expert for another hospital. Han Chen returned from training to learn that his family home had been rented to a young woman opening a clinic. Whenever she saw him, the girl would sweetly call him Big Brother Han. Han Chen kept a stern face, but inside he was on guard. People came to her for treatment, but why were some asking her to tell their fortunes? The more he watched, the more she seemed like a fraud... Looking at the young woman's fresh-faced looks, and thinking of those roadside flyers on telephone poles advertising miracle doctors who could cure every disease, Han Chen worried she wasn't reliable and decided to keep an eye on her first. Then one day he fell ill with a high fever. His grandfather bundled him off to the young woman's clinic, and only then did he realize he had been wrong. When the Luo family came to visit Luo Shang, they saw a strapping young man helping out at the clinic. Luo Shang introduced him: "This is my landlord." Han Chen: "...Hah. When you need something, I'm Big Brother Han. When you don't, I'm your landlord. Am I just a tool to you?" The story begins in the mid-1980s! Theme: Inheritance and conviction