Traditional Chinese Medicine 1977, Starting from the Door-To-Door Son-In-Law

What kind of persona is this male protagonist? Again, Holy Mother, why are you so cowardly? It smells like a silly and sweet heroine in Zi Ba Zong's novel. The author has never been a man, right? Just write it out and take it for granted.

Chapters are too short! I can't even tell a complete plot, which seems depressing!

The main character is written to make people feel inferior.

Getting kicked out of bed on your wedding night in the 1970s and 1980s? ? ? Otherwise, ask your grandma's generation, do they dare?

Can traditional Chinese medicine be given a high-end mark? I think there should be no generic drugs. The author makes the protagonist a god of medicine and medicine, and only produces genuine drugs. Traditional Chinese medicine defeats Western medicine. All imported genuine drugs in the previous life are produced by the current protagonist.

The writing is okay, but it's too wordy. Also, it lacks some courage and decisiveness, and I don't dare to fight back.

Why is there so much content that dislikes pig's feet? It's not appropriate to write like this every time, isn't it? It's okay before you have any potential, but why do you still have to dislike it every time later?

The author was originally either the author of Tomato, or the reader of Tomato, smelling like Tomato.

After reading the comments, it turned out to be a Tomato author. Thanks for testing

So well written! I can watch it! There just aren't enough updates!

After reading the introduction, I asked, was there a pharmacy in 1977?

First I got the worms, then I got the blisters here, and then I had postpartum hemorrhage... The arrangement was too deliberate.

It's well written, I like it very much, but there are too few updates, maybe twice a day.

Cut again, not a single book is finished, they are all eunuchs

I only read the introduction: Was there a manager in 1977? ? ? ! ! !