
Reborn in 2010, I Became a Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine
重生2010,我成了国医大师
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- 685k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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To everyone who transmigrated into a craftsman, a doctor, or a god and came here looking for inspiration, my respects! 👍
A Little Reading List Tailored to My Tastes
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I didn't pay much attention to it at first, but because of the gossip among my classmates, I finally became curious. Peeping was discovered by a friend, and the boundaries between curiosity and liking were blurred under the teasing of classmates. Secretly paying attention and silently liking her, the classmates teased the couple to get together. After all, we got together. Under the booing and gossiping of our classmates, we confessed our feelings and naturally became boyfriend and girlfriend. We got tired of being together every day, paying attention openly, holding hands secretly, and her friends' teasing made her blush. Due to the heavy workload, the decline in grades, and more energy invested in studying, the relationship gradually faded away, and then there were quarrels and cold wars. I don't know when they broke up. No one mentioned the breakup. Maybe they were embarrassed, but everyone knew it was over. After graduation, they never saw each other again. In the days that followed, she became his Bai Yueguang, and he became her Yi Nan, and memory modified them into their best appearances. If they meet again, will they say "Long time no see"? …Or do you mean you can't recognize it even if you pass by it?
It's just Guipei's fantasy before he dies.
I mean, can the author's protagonist stop always treating illnesses and saving people? If a high school student goes around saving people without a medical qualification certificate, and if you save someone every other day, then everyone will know that you saved people, and they will all come to the protagonist for treatment. Does that mean you just open a clinic to practice medicine illegally? And in this situation, I have saved so many people before, but now everyone is looking for the protagonist to treat you. If you don't get cured, I will directly report you for practicing medicine illegally.
The writing is really good, and it's good for a preliminary understanding of Chinese medicine. Under the promotion of Western medicine, foreign countries, capital, and major pharmaceutical companies, traditional Chinese medicine is gradually declining. Too many people use the theories of Western medicine to judge Chinese medicine, which I think is unfair. After all, the main thing in medicine is the efficacy. One of the more famous opponents of traditional Chinese medicine is Mr. Lu Xun in the early days. Because his father's illness cost him all his family's money, he only had a few more years to live after seeing outrageous prescriptions. Everyone has learned Pogupi Pills. However, Lu Xun's father's current research concluded that he had typical liver cirrhosis and ascites. He lived for nearly three years while still drinking and smoking opium. To be honest, it would be considered a miracle to live for three years in 1996, let alone 1896, a hundred years later. Moreover, in his later period, Mr. Lu Xun, because his lover could not be cured by Western medicine for a long time, chose Baifeng Pill, a traditional Chinese medicine, for treatment with excellent curative effect, and recommended it to others. The same was true for Hu Shi after first rejecting it and then embracing the same example. To give an example from my own experience, a relative suffered from chronic nephritis and went to Beijing and Zhengzhou and could not control it well. Finally, I found out that there is a small traditional Chinese medicine hospital in Dancheng, Henan Province that specializes in treating kidney diseases. Online reviews are mixed. Some said it was about killing one's life to defraud money, some said that miracle doctors could save the world, some said that locals could not be cured even if they went there, and some said that foreigners were learning how to send banners. So I went there with the mentality of giving it a try. I was hospitalized there for more than a month, and then started taking traditional Chinese medicine. The effect was mild at first, but I was able to control it and stopped developing. After a checkup in about half a year, there was no major problem. I continued to drink it for more than half a year and then stopped taking the medicine. It has been 6 years now. After stopping the medicine, the symptoms have become normal and the disease has not returned. The smoking and drinking that I quit have started again. However, there are also many patients who have not been cured. It is said that they rely on an old prescription + hormones to lower creatinine, which is very expensive. Hormone drugs also have sequelae. It may be possible for thousands of people to have good luck and get the right disease. This may be one of the dilemmas faced by traditional Chinese medicine now.
It reminds me of a cold joke. A certain author wrote a story about a doctor. When he was an intern, he wrote it in detail, as if it were true. When he became a formal doctor, he just brushed it off. . . . Ha ha
By the way, there are really a lot of negative opinions about traditional Chinese medicine on the Internet.
Exaggerate
I just read Chapter 85. Does the author really plan to get a 985 score in the exam and have the male protagonist read the book before his rebirth? 😒If that's the case, please tell me and I'll run away as soon as possible
After rebirth, you can make small money even if you don't make big money. At least you won't let your family run around for money like this.
I'm speechless. I almost booked everything before I found out about TJ. The scammer refunded my money 😭
The protagonist is pretending, take your time, you pretend before the emotions begin to brew, the reading lacks flavor and is bland.