Master of the Medical Sect

I found it hard to watch the main character's mother.

Traditional Chinese medicine is indeed amazing, but in modern times I still trust medical devices. They can help me see the cause of the illness, while traditional Chinese medicine is too mysterious.

Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has produced many miracles, but if we think about it another way, according to TCM theory, wouldn't modern medicine be full of miracles every day? TCM seems too unstandardized; if it cures, it's exaggerated; if it doesn't, it's simply not cured. People only go to TCM when regular hospitals can't cure them anyway.

Seeing so many people criticizing Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) makes me quite upset. TCM was the first to perform craniotomy and used anesthesia. In an era when the West was still using bloodletting for headaches, foot pain, and heart pain, TCM was already a well-reasoned, clearly structured, and systematically developed discipline with distinct schools of thought and a clear lineage.

Hopefully, this discussion will focus on modern medicine, not witchcraft and superstition. After all, the idea that rhinoceros horn can cure jaundice and pangolin scales can promote lactation based on the principle of "like cures like" is really... Everyone knows that rhinoceros horn is only enough for one fingernail, and jaundice is a very embarrassing condition.

All those who write about Traditional Chinese Medicine portray it as witchcraft and mysticism; the prevalence of this mysticism just doesn't feel right.

Judging from the cover, this is most likely another harem novel.

After gaining fame, he became the target of jealousy from snobbish and petty people. Despite their schemes and suppression, he grew stronger and more famous (oh, and there was also a family feud). His social standing improved, and he met more and more beautiful women.

Of all the TCM novels, I only truly admire Xu Yang, a practitioner of TCM. All the others are garbage. Although he only wrote one novel, it's far superior to this one, making me truly understand what TCM is. Of course, this is purely a novel; in my mind, a pure novel is like this: a story of a seemingly weak character secretly gaining power, or a story of someone who gets struck by lightning for…

Caught off guard, I was suddenly poisoned by the woman who just came out; she looked so uncomfortable. I used to follow her every day, but now I don't even want to watch anymore.