Reborn Doctor: Only I Can Heal You

Can you support me in finishing this book? I really put my heart and soul into writing it.

The fourth picture is a bit dissuasive. If I rent your house, I have to take care of your parents. Am I a tenant or a nanny? Do you still want to cook for her family? The author also goes to see a doctor. The capitalists are not exploiting her so harshly. It's not like I didn't spend money to rent your house, but even after spending money, I still have to be a nanny. This is the first time I've met you. Moreover, when renting a house, one also needs to check one's character. How can one tell this? Unless it was introduced by someone familiar with the landlord, why would the agent lead the male protagonist there? It feels a bit inconsistent here.

I quit in the fourth chapter and forcibly attracted the heroine. I don't believe that there were no rental houses near the university in those days, so why would it cost 8,000 yuan?

Some people are very funny. On the one hand, they try their best to discredit traditional Chinese medicine, but on the other hand, they use traditional Chinese medicine. For example, if they are tired, they go for acupoint massage, which is expensive, but they go there happily. Don't they know that acupoint massage is also a part of traditional Chinese medicine? 😂😂😂😂

Students who find it difficult to read this book because it is a bit more professional, can read ""Rural Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor Li Maoyang"", that book is more simple and has a stronger story. Of course, that book is still more professional than the so-called traditional Chinese medicine literature that only embellishes some knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine. It can be read by students who just want to enjoy reading it and don't want to understand a little bit of traditional Chinese medicine knowledge.

I feel that the book is well written. I hope to write as much medical details as possible. It is also the wish of many people to increase their knowledge by reading the book, especially to increase their knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine. Keep up the pace and keep writing. I feel like this book is really worth reading.

Can you make a suggestion? The author said that this book does not involve the debate between Chinese medicine and Western medicine, but I haven't seen much of the others so far. The whole article is full of controversial remarks. Basically, every day's chapter contains information about how excellent Chinese medicine is, and how Western medicine is so bad. Author, you can simply write about the growth of the protagonist, or simply write about the popularization of Chinese medicine as you said at the beginning.

There is no book club. The first reason is that I am afraid that I will not be able to attract many people. The second reason is that I am afraid that a group of patients will come in and ask questions all day long. I am really busy and cannot answer too many questions. Besides, I am not a doctor with superb medical skills. If there are many people, you may consider setting up a group. If any book friends who want to join the group raise their hands here, I think it is worth setting up a group.

When writing about medicine, just write about medicine honestly. Don't write about all kinds of bloody conflicts and women.

1. If the value of Western medicine (or modern medicine) lies in its regularity and its attempt to bring all medical issues into norms, then the value of traditional Chinese medicine lies in exploring all irregularities on the basis of rules. We should realize a problem, that is, the world is not rules-based. Therefore, our pursuit of normativeness is just to simplify the problem so that we can better master medical skills and better treat more people. But can normative medicine treat all diseases? Obviously, it will never be possible. Because the world itself is irregular, how can you use standardized medicine to treat all diseases? Therefore, many patients cannot be cured by Western medicine, so they turn to Chinese medicine. Their subconscious is based on this understanding. Many books today strive to standardize traditional Chinese medicine, which is right, because only standardization can treat more patients. But please be careful! Is traditional Chinese medicine not just a standard but also a standard? In fact, the most valuable thing about traditional Chinese medicine is that it looks for everything that is outside the rules on the basis of norms! Therefore, those who believe that traditional Chinese medicine can only take the path of standardization are actually cutting off the foot to fit the shoe. It is actually a vulgar theory. Therefore, when this book explains knowledge points in a standardized way, it occasionally inserts irregular treatment information. You can regard it as entertainment, but please do not slander it. Because you should realize before slandering that you are just an ordinary person and your understanding should be limited.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 but the bragging part is limited to bragging about the male protagonist's medical skills, and the explanation of medical principles and methods is as rigorous as possible. Many authors have some vague things and have to look up information again and again.  Three, as for whether there were miracle doctors in ancient times, my understanding is that if there were no miracle doctors, it would be impossible to discover the meridians and the Meridian Flow. If you deny the existence of miracle doctors, then you might as well directly deny the existence of the meridians and the Ziwu Flow! Anyone who denies the existence of miraculous doctors in ancient times, I just ask you lightly, sir, can you see the meridians? If you can't even see the meridians, but ancient people discovered such wonderful meridians, then why do you say there were no miracle doctors in ancient times? I dare not say how many miracle doctors there have been in the long history of history, but at the very least, those who discovered the meridians must be miracle doctors! ! ! Please stop looking at the sky from a well, the sky you see may be very small! The sky I see is not big, but I admit that the sky is always much bigger than what I see! ! ! ! ! !

The male protagonist's classmates and the female protagonist's best friend can just die. What is the meaning of their existence? Are you constantly causing trouble for the male protagonist and repaying kindness with revenge? It's best if this kind of person dies as soon as possible and the whole family is better off. I'm here to see the male protagonist cure illnesses and save people. I have no interest in these disgusting supporting characters at all.

Traditional Chinese medicine is also a kind of medical skill that has been deified. When reading other novels, they are just bragging. It's embarrassing to watch

From the current point of view, this book is very well written, even better than the previous works of Chinese medicine doctor Xu Yang. I hope the author can maintain his level and write the most beautiful Chinese medicine text!

So far, I feel that this book is quite well written, with great writing skills and good writing on Chinese medicine. It just feels that the pace is a little faster. Of course, this is my own personal opinion. I hope it will not interfere with the author. I will always support you. Come on, you must write this book. There are too few good Chinese medicine novels. I can still read this book.

Speaking of whether it is possible to practice traditional Chinese medicine, if you are not good at writing emotional dramas, you can avoid this part. There are many emotional dramas that change their taste after writing, and they are very poisonous.

When I learn Chinese medicine, I still stick to ancient books and prescriptions. I don't even think about how many diseases there were in ancient times and how many diseases there are now. For example, are there viruses in ancient medical books? As a result, the treatment methods are so impressive that the patients are confused and never get better. This is the current state of traditional Chinese medicine, which is to stick to the old rules. Treating diseases and saving lives is all about eliminating the disease with medicine, but it is difficult for traditional Chinese medicine to do this. If it cannot cure diseases, it can only be used to maintain health, at least it will not kill people. As for the people the author is bragging about, it seems they are all Taoist priests. It is normal for a blind cat to brag about a dead mouse and cure a person. After all, it is necessary to preach. But in this modern era where information is so advanced, there are still people who believe it. I think it is quite abnormal. Many ancient emperors were killed by Taoist priests. You can count them on the fingers of those who can live long. The ancient Chinese people lived well due to their large population. I personally think that the main reason is that our food culture is healthier than that of Westerners. Just look at Japan and you will know. But things are different now. With the increasing number of various diseases due to globalization, if traditional Chinese medicine wants to develop, it must have a scientific basis, so that traditional Chinese medicine can be simple and treat reassuringly. Only by advancing with the times can we last long.

On the first floor, write more about medical cases and less about other things. When you look at medicine, you are looking at medicine.

It's all because the system has given me aesthetic fatigue. Suddenly I felt like this book was really good. This golden finger is pretty good and closer to reality. Come on, author

Zhang Jingyue pointed out: "There are two causes of the disease of deficiency of fire. The first is that people with yin deficiency can generate fever, which is due to the loss of true yin, and water cannot control fire. The second is that people with yang deficiency can also have fever, and this is because the primary yang is exhausted and fire does not return to the original. This is the second cause of the disease." At the same time, it also pointed out the classification of the symptoms of Yang deficiency and floating fire: "The first is that the Yang is worn above and meets the head, face and throat, and the upper part is hot but the lower part is cold, so-called rootless fire; the second is that the Yang floats on the outside and the heat is between the skin and muscles, and the heat is cold inside, which is the so-called Yang fire; the third is that the Yang is sunk below and is seen between the two yin, and the lower part is hot but the middle is cold, the so-called out-of-place fire."

The writing logic of the author of this book should be that he has supernatural powers, but I firmly adhere to the main thread of TCM principles and methods and never relax, so that readers can always gain something from TCM.

This book is really a bit superficial. Now that Qin Changan knows that the male protagonist has the ability to be a great doctor, he will never stop the two of them from getting together. What a poor vision a rich man must have.