The Great Tang’s Physician King

Say goodbye, take it off the shelves, delete the book, and never see it again.

The protagonist is a doctor who has no medical ethics. The title of the book is Doctor King, and he has not saved a single person until the 86th chapter. The author did not write the book to tell stories, but kept slandering the ancients and slandering traditional Chinese medicine, and included too much private information. Latecomers beware!

What is most lacking now is this kind of historical literature with high rationality. It is really hard to read the other words that were produced using three acids and two alkalis in three to five days. However, I solemnly suggest Mr. Cao Xi to study more of his writing style and become a god as soon as possible. Many of the exciting points are passed over lightly, and it is relatively bland and boring, and it is not easy to attract most readers. After all, this is the starting point, and there is a trade-off between rationality and comfort. At the beginning, happiness was money.

This style is quite good, unlike some Tang Dynasty novels where they run to Chang'an within a few chapters and then make various friends with powerful people.

The writing style of the few chapters so far is to my liking. If the author can maintain his style and the updates can be stable, he must at least fully support it. Come on!

Are there trash cans in ancient times? Are you full? Where did the garbage come from? In an era when there were no plastic bags or industrial products, where could we find garbage? Kitchen waste? Will everyone come down if they don't have enough to eat? Rags? Are you willing to throw it away?

I immediately laughed when I saw the various reasons for cleaning up the plot below. Some are needed for the plot, some are afraid of medical trouble, some are saying that Li Shimin harmed the protagonist's mother, and some are afraid of being retaliated by Li Shimin if he cannot be saved. I just want to ask, as a doctor, what reasons would make you so cruel not to save a kind-hearted woman who is still your relative? Isn't a woman like Queen Guanyin worth your risk to save? While saying that his extraordinary medical skills were the only one who could save her, he happily waited for the queen to die. Others pretended to bully the villain, you pretended to bully the good people, and the good people were still their own relatives.

In fact, you can probably understand why everyone is angry. The main reason is that the protagonist has too little humanity and too many calculations. In addition, even if the protagonist says that he studied Western medicine and knows nothing about Empress Changsun's disease and cannot treat it, everyone will understand. After all, as some comments said, without equipment and modern drugs, 80% of the ability of Western medicine is useless, but the protagonist says that I can cure it, but I just won't treat it for you! This makes everyone angry. This is not about career, but about personality.

I gave up the book after I ordered it all If you like Western medicine, you like Western medicine, but you keep belittling what Chinese medicine does, saying that Chinese medicine can't save a person, but you can use Western medicine to save one person. It's hundreds of chapters, but it still doesn't save anyone.

Traditional Chinese medicine is better than traditional Chinese medicine, and Western medicine is better than Western medicine. Both are for treating diseases and saving people. Do they have to be so clearly distinguished? Everyone has their own merits, but the author has been belittling Chinese medicine. I don't know what his psychology is. Traditional Chinese medicine has a long history. Due to the turmoil of the times, many things have been lost. Take acupuncture as an example. There are rules for when, where, and how many inches the needle should be inserted. You see, when you go to the hospital now, the acupuncture doctors will indiscriminately insert the needles. Anyway, the punctures are not good. Over time, people will definitely come to the conclusion that Chinese medicine does not work. Because in different times, Chinese medicine lacks inheritance and is difficult to learn. In addition, some secret recipes are not passed down, resulting in many things that ordinary doctors cannot learn. So it makes sense that many things exist. Why do so many people in South Korea believe in traditional Chinese medicine? Still going to apply for heritage? The reason is that traditional Chinese medicine can cure diseases. Why do so many people in China not believe in the things passed down by their ancestors? Because there are too many people like the author who think Western medicine is good, and spreading rumors about Chinese medicine has led to too much negative news about Chinese medicine. In addition, some trolls follow the trend, so there are fewer and fewer people who believe in Chinese medicine.