Reborn as a Master Doctor: Only I Can Cure You

Could you support me in finishing this book? I'm truly pouring my heart and soul into it.

The fourth picture is a bit off-putting. I'm renting your house and having to take care of your parents? Am I a tenant or a nanny? Am I supposed to cook for them and even take the author to the doctor's place? Even capitalists don't exploit people this much. It's not like I didn't pay to rent your house; I'm being asked to be a nanny after paying money? This is the first time I've seen this.

I quit after Chapter 4. They forcibly pulled the female lead in. I don't believe there weren't rental houses around universities back then, so why would you need to spend over 8,000?

Some people are ridiculous. On the one hand, they desperately smear Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), but on the other hand, they use it. For example, when they're feeling tired, they go for acupressure massage, even though it's expensive. Don't they know that acupressure massage is actually a part of TCM? 😂😂😂😂

For those who find this book a bit too technical and difficult to read, you could try reading "Li Maoyang, a Rural Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner," which is simpler and has a stronger storytelling element. Of course, compared to ordinary TCM articles that only embellish some TCM knowledge, that book is still more professional. It's fine for students who just want to read for fun and don't want to learn anything about TCM.

I think the book is quite well-written. I hope you can include more medical details. Many people want to learn more from books, especially about Traditional Chinese Medicine. Keep up the pace and keep writing. I feel this book is definitely worth reading.

Can I offer a suggestion? The author claims this book doesn't address the debate between Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Western medicine, but so far, I haven't found much of that; the entire book is filled with inflammatory rhetoric. Almost every chapter praises TCM's superiority and criticizes Western medicine. Author, you could simply focus on the protagonist's growth, or, as you initially stated, simply provide a popular science explanation of TCM.

There's no book club group for two reasons: first, I'm afraid I won't be able to gather enough people; second, I'm afraid a bunch of patients will come in and ask me questions all day long, which will keep me very busy and I won't be able to answer too many questions. Besides, I'm not a highly skilled doctor. If there are enough people, we can consider creating a group. Book lovers who want to join, raise your hands here, and I'll see if it's worth creating a group.

1. If the value of Western medicine (or modern medicine) lies in its rules, which attempt to bring all medical problems into a framework, then the value of traditional Chinese medicine lies in exploring all irregularities on the basis of rules. We should recognize that the world is not inherently rule-based.

If you're going to write about medicine, just stick to writing about medicine. Don't just throw in all sorts of melodramatic conflicts and women.