Seventy: My Prescription Illustrated Book Game Has Come True

Gu Yanzhao is a college student at the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in City A. I accidentally traveled to the 1970s and was bound to the [Jingfang Illustrated Game]. As long as you use the prescriptions to treat others and collect illustrations of the prescriptions, you can earn points and exchange them for supplies. [Congratulations on collecting the illustrated book: Guizhi Soup] [Congratulations on collecting the illustrated book: Ephedra Soup] [Do you want to confirm the redemption: [Meat Bun*1]? Gu Yanzhao relied on games to successfully survive in this era of lack of food and clothing. But looking at the sky-high points required to redeem [Going Home Ticket], Gu Yanzhao burst into tears: When will it take until I can save enough to go home... [Jingfang Illustrated Game]: Increase the popularity of Jingfang and get more points~ Increase visibility? Gu Yanzhao pondered. Of course, more people must know the scriptures! First of all, let's do a lot of literacy. How can we spread the word if we are illiterate? Arrangements have also been made for building schools, and TCM education should start from childhood! The health and medical environment on the farm must also be improved; Let's build a traditional Chinese medicine factory. Only good medicinal materials can bring good curative effects. … Look at the traditional Chinese medicinal materials sold overseas and the patented finished prescriptions in the factory. Gu Yanzhao put down the honorary certificate recently issued by the province and thought: This should be enough fame, right?