The Divine Doctor's Skills Shake the City

Ye Chen learned medicine from an old Chinese doctor from a young age. To heal the sick and save lives, he left his mountain village for the bustling metropolis. With his extraordinary skills, he practiced medicine and treated countless patients. As Chinese medicine declined and Western medicine flourished, Western doctors refused to accept Chinese medicine despite its great practical value, dismissing it as “witchcraft.” How would Ye Chen, trained in Chinese medicine, fight back? The Cold Damage School, the Thousand Gold Prescriptions School, the Attack Evil School, the Imperial Prescriptions School, the Warm Tonic School, the Warm Disease School, and the Convergence School: all seven schools of Chinese medicine gather in Shanghai, each with its own unique expertise. There can be no victor in letters, but medicine admits no second place. Which school is the true lineage of Chinese medicine?