A Generation of Miracle Doctor Wu Jutong

"Wu Jutong, the Miracle Doctor" is an epic legendary novel rooted in the historical facts of traditional Chinese medicine in the Qing Dynasty. It takes Wu Jutong, the master of the febrile disease school, as the protagonist, and presents a panoramic view of a plague and medical revolution that swept the canal during the Qianlong and Jiaqing years. In the last years of Qianlong's reign, a strange plague spread along the canal, and traditional typhoid fever treatments were helpless. Wu Jutong, a famous doctor in the ancient town of Hexia, broke through the shackles of "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" and created the "Triple Burner Syndrome Differentiation" system to treat people with cold medicines such as rhino horn and silver flower. However, he was suppressed by Zhao Yongke, the authority of the Tai Hospital. At the same time, Wu Jutong discovered that the plague was closely related to the transportation of bad food and the disappearance of his mentor twenty years ago. A mysterious token engraved with "Xuan Ming" led the medical controversy to a shocking conspiracy. The work is not only a literary tribute to the treasures of traditional Chinese medicine, but also a profound interpretation of the "benevolence of doctors". In the darkest moment when the plague was raging, how did a doctor use his silver needle and pen to open up a new way for future generations to help the world amidst the suppression of authority and the test of life and death?