Awakening as a Metaphysical Medicine Prodigy in the 1980s

Gu Yinyin's boyfriend was stolen by the dean's daughter. She got into a fight with the other woman and lost, then was shoved down the stairs and hit her head. But the blow brought back memories of her past life: she was a divine physician from ancient times.

To help his daughter get revenge, the dean transferred Gu Yinyin to the hospital's security department to do odd jobs.

In a fit of anger, Gu Yinyin gave up her stable job and opened a traditional Chinese medicine clinic across from the hospital.

Former colleague: Has Gu Yinyin lost her mind from the shock? Opening a clinic across from the hospital? It'll go under sooner or later.

The first patient to visit Gu Yinyin's clinic was Qin Lang, a police officer who had been stabbed in the arm by a criminal while on duty. He was bleeding profusely, so she treated his wound.

After that, he started bringing patients to her clinic every day. The once-deserted place somehow came back to life thanks to him.

Patient A: I suddenly went blind in both eyes. I've tried countless medicines, but nothing has helped. My doctor told me to apply for a guide dog.

Gu Yinyin: You have sudden blindness. A few acupuncture needles will fix it.

Patient B: Doctor, I don't want to see anyone. I often talk to myself, sometimes crying, sometimes laughing. The doctor says I'm mentally ill.

Gu Yinyin: That's a case of ghost intercourse. I'll draw you a talisman and you'll be fine.

Patient Qin Lang: Doctor Gu, lately I can't eat or sleep, and I can't focus on anything. Do I have some kind of illness?

Gu Yinyin: Lovesickness. Which young lady have you fallen for?

Qin Lang: The youngest daughter of the Gu family, Gu Yinyin.

Gu Yinyin: ...

Theme: Never give up on yourself