The Ming Dynasty's Quack Doctor: Starting with Shopping Across Time
大明庸医：从超时空购物开始
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- Completed
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- 133k Words
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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Non-TCM Niutong!
This is a book that does not practice traditional Chinese medicine in ancient times 👍👍👍
The three golden ones were rambled on, and some were missing and some were just guessing. No wonder so few people saw them.
Who needs your inner activities in this popular science to read novels?
This book is very interesting. Why did it suddenly cut off? Is it because readers don't like data? Or what's the reason?
The idea is good, but the plot is a bit stretched. Personally, I suggest you start it again.
It feels a little bit cruel. .
It feels like it's not as good as Ximen Qing. Ximen is a high-ranking official who is always having fun and making trouble, but he is targeted every day. From wealthy merchants' yamen to gang doctors, there are almost enemies. They even get divorced. Goldfinger is too useless. Anyway, I don't think it's good. .
After writing dozens of chapters, the situation is still not clear.
After reading a few chapters, a big problem is that there is too much nonsense. Everything I do and say must be over-interpreted. The description of the protagonist's appearance is too heavy, and I don't want to read anymore.
The Barefoot Doctor's Manual is pretty good. According to science, we can train a doctor who can simply treat diseases as quickly as possible by simplifying it as much as possible. This kind of rapid training and quick employment of wild doctors now seems to be extremely crude. But in ancient times, he could be considered a good general practitioner. After all, many people in ancient times were cured of severe colds and died. The Barefoot Doctor's Manual compiled on the basis of later generations of medicine is also considered very powerful.
It really hit my waist. I was caught off guard when I finished the book. Why do I still recommend it after the finished version?
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How did you get the recommendation? Where did you preach at the beginning? The character of the protagonist is also well-developed. Garbage within garbage