
Traditional Chinese Medicine's Desert: Starting with Suxiao Jiuxin Pills
中医荒漠:从速效救心丸开始
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- Ongoing
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- 144k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
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It's 2025 already, how can there still be such stupid novels?
This is an urban fantasy novel about traditional Chinese medicine. On the surface, it's about traditional Chinese medicine, but in reality, it's about a miracle doctor. His medical effects are even more miraculous than Zhang Jiao's talisman water! I guarantee that if any of the following ten elements are absent from a novel, I, Akashi, will not accept it.
It's alright, but the protagonist seems to knowingly choose death, yet he deliberately seeks it out, only to find himself on the verge of death when things take a dramatic turn for the better. Why bother? How could someone who was part of a leadership, medical, and expert team in his past life have such a limited mind? It's contradictory. If he had been a recent graduate in his past life, I could understand his actions.
Genuine TCM text? Or fake TCM text?
To avoid being criticized, I'm not very good at it myself, but I studied a little at Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine... Traditional Chinese medicine can provide emergency treatment and regulate the body... But hey, this thing isn't a god, it's not something that guarantees victory just by using it. And I have to mention some bugs.
Other novels also feature characters who deliberately seek death, only to have a dramatic turn of events, but these are entirely forced upon them by the author's various settings, making them feel forced. It's somewhat like actively seeking death, but I've still added it to my bookshelf, looking forward to future installments. I'd give it an 80 out of 100 for now, as it's actually quite well-written.
Bro, write less of this kind of science fiction. Many terminally ill patients have gone bankrupt and died searching for these delusional glimmers of hope you offer.
The author is trying to use Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) to attract traffic, but it's really unnecessary. TCM is too mysterious. If you're genuinely sick, go to a TCM doctor, and they really won't help! I had diarrhea and intestinal problems in 2019, and I saw TCM doctors for a year and a half, even being hospitalized in a TCM hospital.
Traditional Chinese Medicine ❌ Witch doctor ✓
The TV series "The Miraculous Healer of Big Pot Dishes" was truly excellent; I've never forgotten it all these years. It's a pity it's over. 🙏
Does the quick-acting heart-saving pill secretly contain nitroglycerin? I think so.
Every kind of writing has a market; it just depends on how well the author writes.