Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine
国药大师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 295k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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A Veteran Reader of Ten Years: Must-Reads to Beat a Reading Slump, Even If It Means Staying Up All Night
I've been reading for over a decade, and this list reflects my personal taste. I'm not into womanizing protagonists or harem novels. I prefer stories with sound values, and I read a bit of everything, both for men and women. I only recommend what I think is worth reading. I won't recommend the big-name books on the rankings. I'll stick to less popular ones, and I only recommend books good enough to keep me up at night reading.
The World's Secret Arts
My top pick is The Secrets of the World There are only so many endings, but beginnings are always full of promise. Stories may all follow the same patterns, but authors often put a lot of thought into crafting their openings. After that, many fall into the same old routines. A monkey's greatest skill is holding tight to the vine in its hand until it can reach the next one. We're the same. Until we find a better book, we keep following one story after another instead of letting them go. I'm b
Sound Logic! System Upgrades, Farming and Development, Sci-Fi Games
These are all books I like. If we have similar tastes, feel free to save the list or recommend similar books. I've had a hard time finding anything to read for years.
For Those Who Came Back Reborn, Whether to Atone, Make Amends, or Meet the Person from Their Dreams
There is no medicine for regret in this world, but books contain the art of becoming reborn. If only it were real! Tell me, who in this world has no regrets hidden in their heart?
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Reader comments 39
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The great Tang Jiajia has returned to his loyal track of traditional Chinese medicine literature
I am really afraid of reading Chinese medicine novels, because like other doctor novels, there will at most be some patients discussing their illnesses. As for many Chinese medicine novels, I have found that some book friends write prescriptions directly in the comment area. This situation is too scary. You don't know if the other person is a doctor, or whether his prescription is correct for the symptoms, or even if the other person is a human being. I hope the author can prevent this from happening. Also try not to include prescriptions in the content. 😐😐😐
Hahahaha, I burst into tears. I have been admiring someone on QQ for so long, but I ended up meeting a liar.
Cross talk master and Chinese medicine doctor Xu Yang were actually written by the same person?
For Sifang or Jiajia, let's write Traditional Chinese Medicine.
First of all, the ambition or theme of the medicinal materials released this time is wrong and biased. It is unrealistic to want everyone to use authentic medicinal materials. Resources are limited, this is the main premise. The universal approach of traditional Chinese medicine cannot always be solved by using authentic medicinal materials. For example, you can write that a hospital prescribed 10 grams of pangolin powder to a patient at a cost of tens of thousands of yuan. The patient found you and you replaced donkey-hide gelatin with yellow gelatin. If you replaced it with ordinary simple medicinal materials, the patient would still be cured after covering the cup. It is cheap and affordable. Secondly, medicine is not divided into different families. It is wrong to express the skills of medicinal materials in the form of a competition. You can write that the dialectics of traditional Chinese medicine are accurate, but the method of processing and decoction of the medicinal materials is wrong, resulting in the efficacy of the medicine being ineffective. The protagonist prepares and decocts himself and recovers after overturning the cup. It highlights the situation that doctors in the modern training system do not know the medicine and the medicine does not know the medicine. Of course, these two approaches will also offend the few remaining Chinese medicine groups who read this book. But I think it is the only current solution. Let's re-collect medical records in this area. There are many such experience cases in the medical records of Zhang's Medical Network and famous Chinese medicine practitioners in various provinces. I hope you can write about Chinese medicine in the next book. I hope you can fight for the interests of the people instead of dealing with pharmaceutical groups, which is fighting for the interests of the people. Will give up on Chinese medicine.
Replacement of votes
This time, I have paid for the tickets for "Traditional Chinese Medicine Xu Yang" and "Traditional Chinese Medicine Gao Yuan" together. As the first alliance, I am asking for more updates, hahaha. 😌😌😌
I have been following the author's books, and this one is of the same high quality as always. I hope the author can keep writing. Of course, it is best to increase the number of updates. It is not enough to read.
"Goodbye, will we see you again, Jiajia? When we see you again, you have to be happy, okay? Jiajia, you have to be happy, you have to be happy, okay?" Jiajia, how can I live without you! Jiajia
What does it mean to finish the book without finishing it?
Let's go back to Tang Jiajia and continue writing!
No, Tiantian, why are you doing this again? I haven't even read this book and you gave it to me?!!