Treatise on Febrile Diseases: Binding at the Beginning Will Destroy the Doctor

"Treatise on Febrile Diseases", a "medical record library" left by Zhang Zhongjing of the Eastern Han Dynasty to future generations: 398 articles and 113 prescriptions. Jiang Banxia, ​​the worst physician at Xinglin City Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital. He was fishing at work, not fixing the cases, and pushing the patients forward whenever he could - until he "borrowed" a hot book "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" from a second-hand book stall for ten yuan, and a chatterbox system appeared in his mind: "Host, light up item 1. Save one, it's one." As a result, bad doctors are forced to go into business - traditional Chinese medicine is blacklisted as IQ tax, and he prescribes live broadcasts and tests the results in public; when doctors act arrogantly, he collects evidence, calls the police, and kills the community; when Western medicine cannot detect and cure diseases, he can clear up the clouds with a dose of prescription. The 398 articles are lit up one by one; the map of the Six Meridians goes from the sun to Jueyin. He can cure diseases that others cannot cure; he dares to be tough on people that others dare not offend. "I left it in ruins because this place is not worth my life; people like you don't deserve to be saved by a good doctor."