Great Ming: Zhu, Don’t Panic, Let Me Disinfect This First

[Ming Dynasty + Transmigration + System + Divine Healer] A humble healer conceals the art of true medicine; at the pinnacle, he dispels illusions through instruction. Su Mo, a resident doctor, transmigrates into the Ming Dynasty as a wandering physician, bringing along a “Divine Healer System.” The System’s shop is remarkably modern: antibiotics, scalpels, saline… though the names sound ancient. And so, during the Hongwu era, people begin using “wind-listening tubes to diagnose the lungs,” “water-dragon needles to keep patients alive,” and “willow-leaf scalpels for C-sections.” He saves an old man choking on food, and Zhu Yuanzhang is astounded. He cures the Empress’s festering back, and the Imperial Medical Academy’s faith crumbles. Su Mo only wanted to keep his head down and earn points, but he is forced to become the Ming Dynasty’s Medicine Sage. Watching the court officials kneel and beg for a preventive “divine pox” against smallpox, he sighs: “How about I start by teaching you the seven-step handwashing method?”