I Open a Medical Clinic in Zongwu

"I opened a medical clinic in Zongwu": a fast-food article that connects the memories of many martial arts novels and film and television dramas [Recommendation] Although martial arts novels have declined, those classic martial arts novels and the derived film and television works and game comics have left a deep impression on more than one generation. This book connects many works. There must be a scene or a character that can bring back those good memories for you. [Theme] Martial Arts Fantasy [Author] Swallow the Wind and Drink the Moon [Number of Words] 242,200 [Story Background] The family is quite well off and owns a whole building The charterer Gong Muxuan suddenly had an idea to play Jin Yong's Legend of Heroes 5, which he had not played for a long time. When he was struggling with the options, the mouse pointer on the screen suddenly moved on its own and helped him choose the two options of "Rejuvenation" and "Breaking Bad". When he finished selecting each attribute and was eager to start playing, the computer glowed red and took him to a different world. At first he thought it was the world of Wulin Gaiden, but as time went by, he gradually figured out that it was actually a world that combined various martial arts novels, mainly Jin Gu, but there were also elements from other novels such as Shenhou Mansion. As he digested the attribute information he had originally chosen, Mu Xuan settled in Qixia Town to open a medical clinic and began to explore the world. [Comment] The writing pace of this book is relatively fast, and the storyline advances very neatly. Due to the subject matter, readers who are familiar with the martial arts novels involved in the book can quickly get into it. Readers who have not read these works need not worry, because when it comes to certain important characters, the author will narrate their identities, backgrounds, characteristics in the original works, and major events, which will not affect reading. It can be seen that this author also has some mistakes that newcomers tend to make. For example, the characters in the book sometimes break the dimensional wall and mention "next chapter". This may seem humorous, but in fact it can easily ruin the reading atmosphere. The author is very familiar with the original works or related film and television works involved, and many descriptions can evoke readers' memories. I believe that many friends who love martial arts novels, watch martial arts movies, and play related games have the urge and yearning to enter this arena in person. Following the protagonist's gaze, these readers can step into it and awaken the sleeping memory fragments in their minds one by one. It can be said that the readers of this book are those born in the 80s and 90s who grew up watching various martial arts novels and film and television dramas. They play with feelings. If you happen to be one of them, you might as well take a look. Recommendation Index★★★{"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New Book Trial Reading"}

Opening a medical clinic, the name is Ji Shi Tang, and there are three rules: no medical treatment, no virtue, no medical treatment, no medical treatment if you are in a bad mood, no medical treatment if you don't like it. Is this called hanging a pot to help the world? Is this called medical ethics? Is this also worthy of a medical center named "Ji Shi"? After establishing these three no-medical treatments, all those who treat them are big shots. In Chapter 30, the mention of the three no-medicines caused many people to complain. Apart from other things, the moral character of doctors is not worthy of a medical clinic with the reputation of helping the world. The old Chinese medicine doctor downstairs in my house is well-known. No matter you are a rich man who drives a luxury car or a bicycle rider, you will always queue up, no matter it is a difficult or complicated disease. Ordinary discomforts will be treated, and even if he is in a bad mood, it will not affect his practice of medicine. As a doctor, he is a patient, and he does not treat everyone equally regardless of whether he sees it or not. Even so, for him, this is just the most basic quality of a doctor. He does not dare to flaunt himself or his own medical clinic by using a hanging pot to save the world, but the protagonist is ridiculous.

When I read Chapter 6, I got a bit toxic. On the one hand, I was talking to myself about seeking stability and a low profile, but on the other hand, I opened a medical clinic and wanted to be famous and pretend to be cool. A medical clinic called Jishitang opened in a small town, and there were so many conditions for seeing a doctor. If you want to show off and be unique, then you might as well name the medical center No. 1 In the World, and just call yourself the miracle doctor Sai Huatuo. The medical clinic should not be opened in the town. Wouldn't it be better to go directly to the capital? A real doctor is like a teacher, teaching without distinction. He treats everyone regardless of whether they are big or small, rich or poor, high or low in status.

Let's talk about which martial arts worlds the author plans to write about. Writing mixed martial arts is a difficult part in setting the character's combat power. I suggest the author not to write too many martial arts worlds, otherwise there will be too many characters and too many characters. Also, don't overdo your medical skills. Some mixed martial arts novels still remember that the protagonist's medical skills were so good that he killed Qinglong Hui with poison. Another suggestion is that the author should try not to write about a world that is almost fantasy like Fengyun. Many martial arts novels are about cultivating immortals in this way, and then ascending to the world with immortal swords and killing immortals. The last point of my selfishness is that I hope the author will write about the peerless twins, the beautiful and beautiful lady, and the beautiful moonlight in the palace. I really like the character of Zhaoyue.

First of all, the author is not a newcomer. If you think you have seen similar style books, they were written by me. There are two books in total. However, the external website was weak in the later period, either unfinished or ghostwritten. That is why the author came here. Similarly, there is no need to ask for the name of a book with a similar style. If you ask, you will not be able to tell that it is not good at finishing, and the details are not well handled. Then this book was written in the small version at the starting point, and the martial arts unlimited flow was written in the large version. I used the small version because I was afraid of being accused of not updating the large version properly. There are a lot of large-sized words, and it will be a high-quality product. The results here are still guaranteed, and this book will not be unfinished~ To sum up!

I hope that future plots will not ignore the element of the medical center and only focus on Jianghu and martial arts.

The protagonist is really smart. I read a novel before that started with the story of opening a medical clinic regardless of whether doctors or poisons are separated. But when the protagonist, a more famous person, comes to the door, no matter who it is, he will be poisoned first 🙂 The main character is a steady one.

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Are the two plaques of Jishitang and Sanbuyi used to screen readers?

After reading Chapter 10, do you feel that the protagonist is mentally retarded? 🤔

I want to watch mixed martial arts, but I don't really like movies with multiple female leads, so I asked Shen Nong in advance how many female leads there are. If there are multiple female leads, I won't go into it.

I can't stand it when I see the protagonist opening a medical clinic and using an old man to do things. If others go there, problems will arise and nothing will happen if the old man goes there. The protagonist can't even react to this. It's really enlightening. Even if the protagonist spends several years practicing martial arts and getting familiar with medical skills, it is much better than just opening a medical clinic and finding an old man with problems to do things.

There are a bunch of top medical and drug classics and martial arts in my mind, but the result is to ask others how to lay the foundation and take a medicated bath. It's really poisonous. Do you think it's for practicing martial arts? What are those top medical and drug codes in your head for? Is it a pile of shit? The more I look at it, the less I can stand it.

An ordinary person who lives for thirty or forty years will have a city, and those who live in the rivers and lakes will lick blood from their swords. These masters are just like bastards, their words and deeds are the same as those of children, and they cannot hold back.

He was really poisoned. The protagonist is more petty than most martial arts villains. He was killed by the protagonist after just two sentences. If the protagonist were a doctor in real life, he would not kill countless patients in a day.

Could the author make Ye Erniang's death more miserable? The ending in the original work was too easy for her. For what she did, she should be executed without delay or skinned and stuffed with grass. Or she could be cut in half, quartered, or buried alive with rocks. The worst thing she could do was say before she died: Didn't you rape other people's children when you lost your own son? I will find your son, and I will cut off as many pieces of flesh from his body as you have killed. Don't worry, my medical skills are very good, and I won't let him die before I cut off enough. It's okay to let her die with her eyes open.

The first few chapters were okay, but the pace suddenly slowed down in chapters eight or nine. Before practicing martial arts, you have to take a medicinal bath and squat on a horse. You have to go to the Five Poison Cult to buy rare medicinal materials and practice martial arts for a year. You also have to recruit people and make trouble when the old man makes trouble, but you can't tell it yourself (as a fake miracle doctor, he starts to boast that his medical ability is the best in the world). It feels like the protagonist has a few shackles on him before he even sets out on the journey. I know this is the main task to explain the next dozens of chapters, but the protagonist is a bit weakened and restricted.

When I saw the title "Three Failures of Medical Treatment", I thought it meant committing crimes without medical treatment, betraying one's trust and not medical treatment, and massacring civilians without medical treatment. This kind of three kinds of non-medical treatment, but you put up the brand of Jishitang, why don't you treat non-complex diseases? 😅

With Xiao Feng's character, would he really give away the Dragon Subduing Palm to others? Don't you care about the kindness of preaching and teaching from the Beggar Clan and the feelings of comrades on the battlefield?

The protagonist has the best medical skills from hundreds of schools of thought, but he doesn't even have a prescription for practicing martial arts and building a foundation? You say you have great medical skills, but in the end, you only rely on copying prescriptions to treat shopkeeper Qian? You have the nerve to open a medical clinic with such medical skills?

See Chapter 6. A person whose mind is full of medical and poison classics and who has specially chosen the knowledge of meridians, and who is full of talent and has a complete set of secrets, can't learn the basics of martial arts? Open a medical clinic and name it "Ji Shi Tang". In a place like Qixia Town, which is full of ordinary people, we plan to implement three types of treatment: no treatment for non-complex diseases, no treatment for bad moods, and no treatment for those who dislike it. Do you have the nerve to call it "Ji Shi Tang"?

I couldn't stand the first three chapters, but it successfully taught me the lower limits of human beings. Why the hell do you charge me for writing so poorly? You're awesome.

After reading it, there are too many flaws. 1. The protagonist has top-notch skills but doesn't practice them. He also has top-level medical skills but doesn't practice them. He spends all his time refining medicine and practicing poisons. 2. There are a lot of emotional scenes. Huang Rongchun is the secretary. There is no emotional drama at all. The women are just like tools, with no foreshadowing or description. 3. What's the use of creating a power? It's your own thing, and everything else is empty. 4. The ending is unfinished. A lot of foreshadowing has not been finished yet, so the ending is unfinished.

What is it written? This is a good Zhutian martial arts written in the form of dog-licking love love. The first part is okay, but the more you write it later, the more disgusting it becomes 😅😅

Weak chickens are jumping around! Thirty years of cerebral hemorrhage

Unless you are crazy hungry, it is not recommended to read this book, 💩 content is 99.999%

I didn't even know what I was writing until the end. The dead Hebiweng was still jumping around and said goodbye.

I don't dare to practice Kung Fu because of my background in medical knowledge, but I am not persuaded to give up because of my strength. "Ji Shi Tang" + three kinds of non-medical treatment make me sick...

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From an objective evaluation, what I wrote above is good, but since I started to build my own sect, it has become completely useless. I feel like a different person. Only the first 200 chapters are worth reading