From the start, he pushed his father’s corpse into Fengyang’s mass grave,
then Wan Changfa clawed his way out of the pile of dead,
and became the craziest quack doctor in Yingtian Prefecture!
The crown princess is in labor, and both mother and child are about to die?
He tears into the useless imperial physicians on the spot:
“Don’t give me that bullshit about men and women being different! Who wasn’t born of a woman?!”
He takes a scalpel and performs a public C-section to deliver the baby!
His fee: ten thousand taels of gold.
Old Zhu has a toothache: How about I make you head of the Imperial Medical Academy?
“Your Majesty, don’t try to fool me. Ten thousand taels of gold, no paper money!”
Zhu Yuanzhang jumps with rage: This guy is as tough as a piece of old leather!
Li Shanchang grits his teeth in fury: Hope you choke on it!
Hu Weiyong wants to assassinate him, and Li Shanchang wants him dead,
but Old Zhu secretly orders his protection.
The imperial physicians try to poison and frame him.
He whips out “allicin” and “Liuwei Dihuang Wan”
and has the constables test them for poison right there in the street.
He even knocks out the elite secret guards of the Imperial Bodyguard Office with a drugged handkerchief,
then stuffs them into a sack and dumps them in the woodshed!
Mao Xiang wails: Ancestor, are you the bane of my career?
The leading authority of the Imperial Medical Academy kneels and begs to become his disciple?
He reluctantly takes on a forty-six-year-old apprentice!
His medical skills are miraculous, his fees exorbitant, and he accepts only real gold and silver.
He claims to have a poor appetite and refuses to take “empty promises.”
In the Hongwu era, he trusts only gold and silver!
What?
You say that because of a birthmark, I’m the older brother of the Ming dynasty’s number-one playboy?
No, no, no!
I’m Wan Changfa, the wastrel son of Wan Qian, a villager from Shanghuaishu Village, Huaiyuan County, Fengyang Prefecture, in the Ming dynasty:
The Ming dynasty’s master gynecologist
Wan Changfa!
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Surgical procedures actually existed in the early Ming Dynasty. A complete set of surgical instruments was unearthed from the tomb of Xia Quan, a famous physician from the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties in Jiangsu. These instruments are now classified as first-class cultural relics. This means that surgical procedures were not a rare or extraordinary skill in the Ming Dynasty, and it is likely that some members of the Imperial Medical Academy also possessed this technique.
This is a bit of nonsense. Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang in the early Ming Dynasty wouldn't have allowed forced labor to be driven to death. Also, not many rural people in the early Ming Dynasty cared about the protagonist; they were just concerned about male protection. If they really cared about the protagonist, they would have simply barged in and killed him. Don't think the ancients were ignorant.
Do you feel that there are too many repeated words? The logic is also slightly messed up. Do I really have to create mind maps to read novels?
This dragging on and on is incredibly frustrating. The emperor isn't fulfilling his role at all. Anyone who didn't know better would think Hu Weiyong and Li Shanchang had usurped the emperor's power. The Crown Prince's palace had been infiltrated and poisoned; according to Zhu Yuanzhang's logic, he should have just launched a massacre. Instead, he's dragging his feet, investigating evidence.
So what if he was Hua Tuo? He was still killed by Cao Cao.
Your medical skills and reputation are not as good as Hua Tuo's, and Zhu Yuanzhang's cruelty is even greater than Cao Cao's. You will surely die at Zhu Yuanzhang's hands in the future.
The author has fallen into the trap of plotting for the sake of plotting, making everyone look like a master of plotting, which is really tiring to watch 😒
Will I get a refund for the Qidian coins I paid for subscribing to 372 chapters?
The emperor wanted to execute a rebellious prime minister, but it dragged on for hundreds of chapters.
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I started reading today and have already finished it all. It's well-written! 👍 Keep it up!
To create a story without respecting the facts.