Name: I Can Hear the Inner Voices of Chinese Herbs
Author: Jiang Taisun

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Everything discussed in this book is based on real medical cases. I am not making things up. Chinese Herbal Medicine Is So Capable, It Can Help Me Diagnose Illnesses and Prescribe Remedies; Those Who Can Work Have Done It All, So What Do You Need Me For? Lu Xuan, a graduate of Zhijiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, transmigrated to a parallel world where traditional Chinese medicine was not taken very seriously. After offending the department director by speaking his mind, he was sent to work at a community health clinic. Lu Xuan had originally thought his life had more or less reached its end, but then he discovered that he could actually hear the thoughts of Chinese medicinal herbs. “Chills and fever, marked tenderness and rebound tenderness throughout the abdomen, positive psoas sign...” [This is intestinal abscess. This poor guy is incredibly unlucky. The treatment should use purgation, attacking and expelling, and moistening and purging to promote bowel movements, eliminate stagnation, and clear away excess heat. For this condition... rhubarb and Xuanming powder are just your thing.] “Polycystic ovary syndrome and infertility, this...” [Caused by congenital deficiency. The kidneys are the foundation of pregnancy... There was once a formula called Hecarche Great Restoration Pill, which could restore congenital essence. But for this condition, use Strengthen the Foundation and Nourish the Origin Powder, taken with warm yellow wine, followed by Angelica Four-Reverse Decoction with Evodia and Fresh Ginger to directly enter the extraordinary meridians, gradually dispersing the accumulated pathological mass.] Lu Xuan: You have diagnosed the illnesses and prescribed the formulas yourselves, so what do you need me for? Gradually, Lu Xuan became famous for seeing patients at the community health clinic, and countless people came seeking him out. The Municipal Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine: The district hospital does not want you? Come on over. We still have a position for a chief physician of internal medicine and traditional Chinese medicine. The Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Come to our provincial hospital. We’ll keep the position of chief physician of internal medicine and traditional Chinese medicine open for you.

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After reading the first 5 pictures, I was immediately persuaded to give it up. You don't even know whether the golden finger is real or not, and you didn't even test it, so you just gave it to young children? If you say it's too late to be critically ill and treat a dead horse as a living doctor, I will accept it. The key is that you can go to a big hospital for treatment. You are a doctor by profession. What do you think of human life?
317 likes3y ago
Don't always ask the protagonist if you are from a family of Chinese medicine. It feels so stupid that you have been demoted to the health center. You still ask everyone if you are from a family of Chinese medicine. If you answer no, you still don't believe it. Is it interesting? The protagonist also gives an ambiguous answer every time. Can't you be sure?
156 likes3y ago
The dean nodded secretly every day and suggested that he should be admitted to a brain department.
48 likes3y ago
One is able to listen to internal organs, yours is able to listen to medicine, and yours is more awesome 😰
36 likes3y ago
Dear author, can you recommend a pediatric Chinese medicine doctor? My child's intestinal ptosis is a bit severe, and my family wants to have surgery, but I am a little averse to surgery. Please give me some advice!
31 likes3y ago
I couldn't bear to see the dying man in the emergency room. He had no common sense at all. He prescribed 200g of aconite and asked the patient to go back and boil it after taking the medicine. Sure enough, there is a reason for the decline of traditional Chinese medicine in the parallel world. . .
30 likes3y ago
When I saw 200g of monkshood, I was told to take it home and make some medicine, so I gave it up.
21 likes3y ago
The author treats doctors as gods. Do you know what risk communication is?
17 likes3y ago
A family of traditional Chinese medicine, like advertising on TV and selling products, always boasts that it is a family. When normal people treat illnesses, who asks so many questions? If you are really cured, you will only be bragging that you are a miraculous doctor. Anyway, don't think about anything when you're bragging.
17 likes3y ago
Another point is really poisonous. Some of the problems with too many registrations are clearly problems with the hospital system, but the protagonist always flaunts himself as a moral saint, mocks other doctors, and calls them black sheep? Is it possible for a human to say this? Isn't there something wrong with the hospital system? As a result, the protagonist just wants to ridicule others to improve himself? This is really a serious illness.
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