
The Tang Dynasty Scalpel
大唐手术刀
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 100k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 2d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
Other names
- My Scalpel in the Tang Dynasty我在大唐手术刀Former title · until Oct 2026
27Chapters
192Votes
476Recs
20Fans
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Medical skills can be said to be the most suitable for making a fortune in ancient times. Western Europe has taught us a whole set of hype techniques from the classical era. Including open surgeries in major theaters. How to open a college in conjunction with religion. Since no industrial production is required. Many instruments can be produced by hand.
😆It's not heart-burning to watch
The book is not bad, I read it in one sitting
After reading too many time travel stories, they are actually quite boring. They are either imperial examinations, fighting, or becoming emperor. They are all the same, changing the soup without changing the medicine, and they are worth millions of words. Finally, a professional has returned to ancient times. Using modern medical skills to change Chinese history is also a way to let Chinese people understand their own bodies and then open their eyes to see the world. Come on, author, I hope you will not disappoint me!
The introduction is not well written. It is a medical farming article, and it is made as if the whole world is the enemy.
It's so good. I can't find many books about medical skills in the history category. What's even more rare is that the logic in the work is smooth, the medical knowledge is detailed and realistic, and the writing is not sloppy. The follow-up books will undoubtedly be of this level.
What I have written so far is okay but there are really too few updates.
Finally, I came across a time-travel novel about modern medicine with a Chinese background.
The writing is good. The story is not anxious
It's so slow