Rural Chinese Medicine Doctor Li Maoyang

Only if the Chinese medical literature is systematic can we take shortcuts and explain the origin of medical skills. Otherwise, there will be no shortcuts in learning medicine.

The book is well written, and I really like the protagonist's motivation to study and upgrade his medical skills. The character development is also good It's a pity to see that the protagonist only improves in medical skills and has no improvement in medical ethics. His character is still on the decline. He lies eight out of ten sentences. Emotionally, he is facing Qin Muchu. I want to be pure at first, but I want it all the next day It's too embarrassing. I can only say that my fate with this book ends here.

I skipped watching it later, and the further I went back, the more frustrated I became. What I focused on was the character and skills of the protagonist, not the various compromises we make now.

Medical skills can be improved, and medical ethics are also okay. But the shameless behavior of liking two women at the same time and not wanting to let them go is very disgusting. I really don't like this kind of scum.

It's a very good book. I recommend this book to my students who study Western medicine. There is also another book that I have already written, "Xu Yang of Traditional Chinese Medicine", which I have read for the second time. We were a medical school and I taught English.

When setting sail for a new book, let's smell the sunshine first!

I think there shouldn't be too many plots involving medical treatment from a distance. Half of the effort in traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis is to feel the pulse. You just rely on systemic drug administration, which really doesn't improve your medical skills very much, and it's going the wrong way.

Foreigners believe in traditional Chinese medicine more than Chinese people. This is what they talked about when they were playing golf and chatting with golfers. His family's ancestors practiced medicine. I'm interested because I like history and Taoist culture. To put it bluntly, for medical novels, the first thing you need to read is the author's writing style and how he plots the plot, especially when it comes to character creation.

The writing is good, the language is simple, the system is used reasonably, and there are not so many superficial expressions to slap in the face. I have read a lot of Chinese medicine articles, and this one is my favorite! It's just so uncomfortable to chase!

The feeling is getting more and more poisonous. I can see it from a hundred meters away. I have a golden finger and I have to go to college. Now that I have this ability, anyone I know can introduce a patient and he will be treated for free. Is this still the same protagonist? You can't create such a clumsy plot that doesn't fit the character just to make up for the plot! From the beginning of subscribing to now, I now have the idea of ​​giving up the book. I don't know how long I can hold on

It's really slow to deal with relatives. If you have such relatives all the time, you still want to lend them money.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ ​​​ ​​You can read "Rebirth of the Great Doctor: Only I Can Heal You" or "The Country Physician's Golden Finger", both of which are about traditional Chinese medicine, but the styles are different. Among them, the book "Rebirth" has a strong professional flavor. It is recommended for book friends who know a little bit about Chinese medicine or really want to learn some Chinese medicine. The book "Golden Finger of Rural Doctor" focuses on the style of northern Shaanxi, with a stronger pyrotechnic atmosphere. But Wen Xin is basically the same, you know this.

These prescriptions are too detailed. After all, they are online novels, not a textbook of Chinese medicine and a collection of secret recipes!

The more I write, the worse it gets. It's far worse than it was at the beginning. I was having an affair with this woman all day long, and then I was having an affair with that woman... Isn't it good to just study Chinese medicine? I have to write these messy emotional dramas, which are getting more and more clumsy

Is there anyone who can't stand it from 102 to 120? It's really annoying. What I wrote above was good, until I saw that Bayar was really trying to persuade people to quit.

The writing was very good at first, but it felt more and more perfunctory, with no real substance. What a pity

Don't write so much emotional ambiguity! I want to read a serious Chinese medicine novel!

Third update, give the author a big reward!

A good book, especially some cold knowledge for novices who have not systematically read books on traditional Chinese medicine theory. , Such as the statement of "popularity and weather" in the "Huangdi Neijing" There are also some statements on the Internet about exercising the essence, energy and spirit, such as "collecting qi, practicing qi and crossing qi, and some of the luck methods mentioned in the previous chapters." Regarding this, I don't know if the author has personally practiced it. I think readers need to be more cautious. Here is a related conjecture: Regarding whether people have strength, it is actually more appropriate to use the word "strength". Some people in the gym seem to have strong muscles, but in fact, some of them are tired and weak, their complexions are not shiny, and their nails are somewhat shriveled. I think part of it is the wrong training method, and part of it is the damage to "qi and blood". Let me illustrate with a personal experience. When I sleep regularly, eat healthily, have a good mood, exercise moderately, quit smoking and drinking, have no other bad habits, and practice abstinence, my body can quickly recover my energy and blood. I can clearly feel that my palms are full and moisturized, and my nails are full and shiny. Especially when I make a fist, I feel a "fullness" feeling and the power is flowing continuously. At this time, I can clearly feel an "inflated" feeling in my palms, but it is not uncomfortable and it resists beating. This example is actually not accurate because I don't know whether the fullness in the palms is due to Qi or blood. I only provide it as a reference.

I just came across this article these two days. As an old book fan, I think this kind of medical article is also very interesting, with good writing and plot. Even though I don't understand a lot of professional knowledge about traditional Chinese medicine in it, the many prescriptions for diseases in it have raised this book to a new level. Many medical novels like Golden Finger are very enjoyable, but they are superficial and lack depth. I will recommend it to my wife. She also studies Chinese medicine and has not taken the path of Chinese medicine, but her foundation is better than ordinary people. Sometimes she also prescribes some Chinese medicine to treat her family. I recommend it to her, she will like it, and it can be considered as support for the author. It is not easy to create, especially good works. Come on, I hope the author will persevere.

This book is very well written, and I have been supporting genuine subscriptions. Currently, I have subscribed to 115 chapters! 🙂

A carefully written medical novel. I would like to thank the author for his efforts on medicine, which is the most difficult thing to write about in traditional Chinese medicine. This is also the first novel I have subscribed to in its entirety 👏👏👏

Although I haven't spoken before, this is the third time I've watched it.

Does the author have any? Is there a WeChat group?