Who Says General Practitioners of Chinese Medicine Are Just Slackers?
谁说中医全科是混子
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Putting everything else aside, I hope that everyone who endorses Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) will use TCM exclusively for treatment throughout their lives.
The author seems confused; firstly, the protagonist's age is set at forty. Second, although I've written tens of thousands of words, very little of it is related to traditional Chinese medicine. Third, the focus is off-center from the main plot, the writing is weak, the plot is poorly constructed, the narrative is flat and straightforward, and there are very few highlights.
I made some suggestions, hoping the next book will be even better.
I abandoned it for a while, but when I checked, I had dozens of chapters saved up, and I still couldn't stop writing. If you really can't resist the urge to write those ridiculous stories, could you please read more political intrigue novels or watch some TV dramas first? Most importantly, don't treat the people around the protagonist as Japanese!
Everyone should go see a traditional Chinese medicine doctor and take Chinese medicine!
Give me the evil Western medicine and drugs
The author must be very unhappy in real life, and his writing is full of resentment. The worst part is he's not very talented; his fantasies are pointless and a waste of my time.
I've seen too many of these in hospital pharmacies.
Those who believe in Traditional Chinese Medicine only steadfastly choose imported products when they are about to die; their Yang energy is replenished only at the crematorium, and their Yin energy is replenished only in the morgue.
It's a book that criticizes traditional Chinese medicine.
Author, look at your writing. Is even 20% about improving medical skills and treatment techniques? It's all nonsense and trivial matters you can't even solve yourself; it's just impotent rage. You can't even understand priorities, yet you want to make money from writing.
There's always a reason why something is offered for free.
The best doctors treat illness before it occurs; they can only heal themselves.
This world is unworthy of miracle doctors; there's a reason why medical knowledge isn't easily passed on. Just like that important figure in the Republic of China era who had his kidney mistakenly removed by Western medicine and then saved by traditional Chinese medicine, it didn't stop him from belittling traditional Chinese medicine. Human nature is like that; as long as it benefits them, they'll disown their parents. There are too many beasts in this world.
It's not bad. Everyone has their own preferences; even Shakespeare and Jin Yong get criticized.