Rebirth of My Master Fanyu Long

Li Yehao, born in 1982, died suddenly of cardiac arrest in his office in 2026. When he woke up, he was back in the first grade classroom of high school in 1998. He rushed up the corridor and shouted to the sky: "It's great to be able to do it again!" But rebirth does not mean immunity - his father Li Zhongyuan still has thirteen years left to live, and the Fanyu Dragon (Ni Haixia's literary incarnation) on the other side of the ocean is still waiting for him to chase him. He had to spend twenty-eight years to answer three things again: how to save his father, how to cross the ocean to become a disciple, and how to transform acupuncture, Jingfang and the "Huangdi Neijing" into a public undertaking that could be recorded, reviewed and passed down. The book has a grand length of 1,000 episodes and unfolds along five lines: "rebirth line, medical line, master-disciple line, father line, and wealth line". Li Yehao started working in a computer city to save money, and was admitted to the Hunan College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He went through SARS, grassroots follow-up, went to the United States to become a teacher, sorted out human history, rescued his father from death, and helped his teacher survive the 59-year-old disaster. Until 2025, he made a profit of 120 billion by selling Bitcoin and invested all of it into a sustainable public welfare medical system. This is a story about "changing lives" - but every change will create new variables, which cannot predict people's hearts, cannot replace regular medical treatment, and cannot deify personal heroes. Fanyu Long is the literary incarnation of Ni Haixia, and his public teaching system and clinical skills are reproduced in novels based on prototype materials; all cases have been anonymized and compounded. Medical narratives strictly abide by safety boundaries: emergency treatment emphasizes formal treatment, classic prescriptions only present prescription and syndrome thinking but do not provide doses that can be copied, and curative effects are expressed through review and trends.