Urban Medicine King

"Urban Medicine King" In the late autumn of 2003, Jiangzhou old town. Chen Yan was twenty-five years old, so poor that all he had left was a leaky pharmacy and a grandfather with advanced lung cancer. Zhou Wansheng, the owner of Wanshengtang opposite, offered 200,000 yuan to buy his ancestral resurrection grass, but he refused to sell it; he sent a demolition team to push the house away, but he refused to leave; he brought two excavators to block the entire alley, but he still refused to retreat. Because the copper key that Grandpa put into his hand before he fell into coma can open a bronze tripod that has been sleeping for many years in the underground secret room. There is a resurrecting grass in the cauldron, and a skill called "The Jue of Discriminating Qi with Hundreds of Grasses" is engraved on the stone wall. The "affordable Chinese medicine" sold by Wanshengtang is all sulfur-smoked Sichuan clams and astragalus mixed with starch. Zhou Wansheng's father did this twenty years ago. Chen Yan's grandfather was framed because of this incident, lost his medical qualifications, and suffered twenty years of infamy. Chen Yan refused the 500,000 yuan bribe and tore up the settlement agreement on the spot. He held the temporary membership card of the Medicine Repair Association and blocked the inspection team of Wanshengtang alone. He took first place in the blind sample test conducted by the Provincial Drug Testing Institute. Chenji Pharmacy's provincial designated drug supply qualification was approved, and the twenty-year-old injustice case was officially filed for review. The Chenji plaque that had been smashed and then hung up again was standing firmly in the wind at the entrance of the alley. But the old medicine cultivator in the Dan Condensation Realm behind Zhou Wansheng was the real opponent. In the Age of Ending Dharma, the spiritual energy is exhausted and the line of medicine cultivation is almost cut off. Chen Yan clutched the copper key and looked at the darkening sky at the entrance of the alley, knowing that he still had a long way to go.