Yongzhou Snake Doctor

When Liu Zongyuan wrote "Snake Catcher's Theory", he would never have imagined that a thousand years later, a snake-infested place in Yongzhou would give birth to a family that used snakes as medicine and medicine to save the world. The ancestors of the Chiang family lost their lives from the mouth of a snake, but they realized the medical knowledge from the snake venom and gave up catching snakes to help the world. A piece of black ghost ointment, a soup with four ingredients, raw pinellia, and a living leech may seem ordinary, but they hide the hard work and secrets of sixteen generations of the Jiang family. However, when ancient medical prescriptions meet the modern world, and when family taboos are broken again and again, is this unique skill that has lasted for four hundred years a legacy for the descendants of Fu Ze, or is it a shackle that traps future generations? Let us walk into this story about medicine, inheritance and redemption.