“Urge someone to study medicine, and you'll be struck by lightning.”
[Goofy Comedy · No Romance · Superhero Ensemble]
My name is Zhang Yu. I used to be an ICU workaholic and a born medical student. Now I'm Gotham Chinatown's wildest folk doctor. I thought that after inheriting my grandpa's run-down clinic, I'd be doing things like cleaning wounds, stitching cuts, and prescribing herbal treatments.
Instead:
The protective charms that need replacing every day aren't to keep out thieves, but some green lunatic.
The rainspout has a Yunnan Wa Cat spirit mixed in with it (Huh?).
A ginseng doll and a slime play hide-and-seek in the backyard (Careful, they'll knock over the herbs laid out to dry).
Superhero-supervillain mixed cases (Wait, why are they being kept somewhere so secret?).
Clutching The Complete Guide to Charms and The Register of Magical Species, I fell into deep thought:
So much for running a small business. Why is the Justice League's health insurance being used at my clinic?
Reader's Guide:
1. No romance, but there may be rumors about superhero pairings (not involving the protagonist).
2. A lighthearted comedy where everyone's forced to live healthily.
3. The theories of traditional Chinese medicine and metaphysics are only half true. Don't copy the protagonist and stick acupuncture needles into people's Fengchi points. A straight thrust can kill you.
4. Strange creatures show up. The author's background is very complicated (bows).
Theme: Heroes are born when ordinary people actively choose to face the abyss, not when they passively suffer at the mercy of fate
This feeling, no problem, it's you, Timmy
Do people still care? (Knocks bowl) (Sad)
Boss, are you just starting to write an article? I really didn't notice it in the first few chapters, but the last few chapters have a strong sense of newcomers. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha (it's the kind of stream of consciousness unique to new writers. If I guessed wrong, I apologize, sorry, sorry, sorry). In fact, I feel it's not that the writing is bad, it's that the rhythm of the plot is a bit messy, and the stream of consciousness pushes the plot. But the first few chapters are really exciting, the pace is great, the plot is compact, the character descriptions are also great, and the interpretation of Xiaojie is also quite deep. Boss, I'm looking for the feeling of the first few chapters, it's really good to read [Let me be healthy]
It's not about relaxing, it's about causing depression, holding a knife
Boss! ——How to solve v 😭 😭 😭
Teacher, teacher, are you still missing today? (Knock on the bowl)
There is also an update today, tsk tsk tsk
Come on, madam!!! These pictures are indeed a bit stream-of-consciousness and the plot is a bit broken, but the pace is pretty good.
Caught off guard, tied
[Spreading Flowers] Come on, I want more follow-ups [Spreading Flowers] 🥺