Pharmaceutical Tycoon

Please, no harem/harem novels, and no light novels! It's so hard to find a good medical book these days, and this one is really, really good.

Three votes recommended, Shell's book is just as good.

When I see the description of Chinese medicine, I don't want to read it anymore. It's not that I look down on traditional Chinese medicine, but if you really understand traditional Chinese medicine, you will find how outrageous the author's writing is. Why promote Western medicine? Why do many people think Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is ineffective? There are reasons.

Seriously toxic. If you're going to write a protagonist who's a doctor, please do your research! All the medical skills are glossed over, yet you claim one medicine can cure different patients—seriously? The protagonist is a complete loser. You're not writing about a doctor; you're writing about how someone uses cheat codes to collect gifts and get rich. It's a disgrace to doctors.

I started following your books after reading your first one on the War of Resistance Against Japan, then I followed your aviation books. Then I read your mining books, haha, and then your industrial books. I hope your books achieve even greater success!

After looking at about 30 pages, I lost all desire to continue. 1. All the people with the same illness in the article are taking the same dosage of the same medicine, which is Chinese medicine. Won't such medicine kill people? Even calcium supplements come in children's and adult versions. Have some common sense, okay?

Your values ​​are flawed. Your clinic is newly opened, your medicines haven't been tested in the market, and your prices are outrageously high. It's normal for people to be skeptical. But you simply refuse to treat them? Which doctor hasn't faced questioning? Besides, does the patient's family's questioning have anything to do with the patient? A doctor must have a righteous heart and exemplary conduct, upholding socialist core values ​​and positive energy.

The author doesn't seem like a novice; the book he wrote is illogical in every way. First, regarding the rheumatism issue, you obtained a prescription that doesn't yet solve the problem, and you just went to get the medicine without any preparation? Aren't you afraid of leaking it? As a doctor, you should know its value, right? And then you were bribed with a few thousand dollars?

The pharmaceutical market is a seller's market. If someone else can't cure it, but you can, then you set the price! You can negotiate prices for other things, but never for medicine! Don't give me that "lack of brand recognition." Medicines aren't afraid of being unknown; they're afraid of being ineffective. If it's effective, brand recognition is easy to achieve.

I was speechless after reading the introduction. Traditional Chinese medicine becoming a global pharmaceutical giant? Beike, you're dreaming.