Livestreaming the Ten Greatest Doctors of Ancient Times Made Me Famous

[The super-satisfying "My Fiancé Sent Me to Prison, and I Became a Star Across the Galaxy by Driving for Didi" is currently being serialized. Please add it to your collection!]

"Human life is precious, worth more than a thousand pieces of gold."

Qin Jingjing, a young Chinese medicine practitioner, wanted to follow the example of the sages: "Keep one's sleeves clean and help the world with medicine." But her clinic was as empty as her pockets. With no patients, even making ends meet became a problem.

To put food on the table, she followed the trend and started livestreaming history from her clinic, talking about the ten greatest doctors of ancient times.

Her first livestream went off the rails.

A patient she only saw once a week barged into the livestream.

"Doctor, I can't sleep."

She had just gained a few followers, so she couldn't end the livestream. With the patient's consent, Qin Jingjing livestreamed her examination and diagnosis, while also sharing some basic information about Chinese medicine with her viewers.

After hearing her talk about her own life, her first fan, Bian Que, became interested in what came next: "Insufficient heart blood."

Her second fan, Zhang Zhongjing, waited to hear his own life story: "Use the Huanglian Ejiao Decoction. When will the streamer continue her list?"

Qin Jingjing thought they made sense and followed her fans' suggestions when prescribing medicine. It worked wonders. She marveled, "There are real masters among the common people!"

Before long, people realized that her livestream could not only cure every illness, but also solve mysteries that had puzzled people for ages.

@Young Chinese Medicine Doctor Qin Jingjing became famous.

Fame brought its share of troubles. Qin Jingjing's latest problem was that her fans all wanted her to take them on as apprentices. What was she supposed to do...

[Livestream Guide]

1. Historical livestreaming plus modern-day advancement. A feel-good story with help going both ways across past and present. It's not just a list of historical figures, so read with care if that isn't your thing.

2. There is a male lead. He shows up now and then, and there will be a little romance.

3. The historical sections refer to relevant literature and online sources, and aim to reflect the historical facts. The modern sections are entirely fictional.

Please add my new novel, "My Fiancé Sent Me to Prison, and I Became a Star Across the Galaxy by Driving for Didi," to your collection:

Li Wu transmigrated into a book.

The original heroine insisted on breaking up during a hit divorce reality show, angering her fiancé, a powerful imperial general. He locked her in a world of infinite horror and made her drive for Didi. On the very first day, a monster passenger tore her to pieces at the wheel.

When Li Wu arrived, the monster that had killed the original heroine was sitting in the back seat. The System gave her ten seconds to save herself.

Her fiancé had bet with someone that, without his protection, a delicate girl like her was doomed.

But she calmly pressed the "Confirm Ride" button.

The System's prompt sounded: "Hello, passenger. Live recording is now on. Please fasten your seat belt and watch out for the driver's safety."

On her first ride, Li Wu earned a five-star rating.

Unlike the original heroine, who had been raised in luxury, Li Wu was a professional driver.

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Lately, the forums in District 7 had been buzzing about the new Didi car.

It always took the best route. It drove straight through level-three beast tides and had a 100% on-time rate.

Even the most difficult levels became a breeze after getting in and chatting with Boss Li...

It was the dream Didi ride, except it was so popular that no one could book it!

Li Wu glanced at the clingy, handsome guy in the passenger seat and sighed.

What boss? She was just a ride-hailing driver, taking one fare after another to support her family.

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Later, the Li Didi company spread throughout the world of infinite horror and became famous across the galaxy. Its founder, Li Wu, gave an interview.

Her fiancé, who had lost to the Zerg, came to ask Li Wu for help. He couldn't even see her, no matter how long he waited in line. All he could do was watch the livestream as his once-timid fiancée, who had only dared to break up with him because the whole nation supported her, spoke confidently to the camera.

She only fell silent when asked one question: "Was your naturally strong mental fortitude the key to your success, President Li?"

Li Wu thought: Anyone would develop nerves of steel if the villain in the book, a ruthless killer, crawled into their bed every night and clung to them in the passenger seat all day.

Just then, a video call accidentally connected to the livestream. Li Wu had saved the caller in her contacts as "Big Villain."

The next second, viewers across the galaxy, including her fiancé, saw the commander of the allied forces, the nightmare of countless species, who had just destroyed an entire star system of the Zerg. His battle armor was stained with blood that never dried, but now he was dressed in clean, casual home clothes, asking with a wounded expression:

"A Wu, dinner's ready. You're not coming home tonight either?"

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