Traditional Chinese Medicine: I Can Equip Medicinal Herbs

What the hell is chapter 24 about? Replacing the hospital medicine with your own medicine? Crazy? How much money do you have to pay? I can't blackmail you to death! There is a high probability of breaking the law, and you may go to jail!

It's easy to mess up, and you're easy to get reported. The more you write. Easier

Either make good use of cheats and use medicinal materials to make money, or honestly use cheats to improve medical skills. I just want to ask the author what he thinks? How do you think of prescribing medicine to others with half-assed skills? Are you asking your colleagues to use your own medicine? ? ? ? Are you paper?

It's pretty good. It's rare to see books that focus on medicinal materials. Indeed, medicinal materials are the most critical in traditional Chinese medicine. There are many prescriptions that are simply not effective enough.

I don't know much about Chinese medicine, but I really hope that Chinese medicine like this appears in a book. It's so well written, but it's a pity it's too short.

Take another look at another Chinese medicine book, I hope it's not some other bullshit about my own skills, magic needles, etc., And it's not as good as it used to be, and it doesn't even have any scientific thinking. Don't blame people like that.

I learned a lot of basic knowledge and found it very useful. Thank you. I sometimes think that primary school students should learn basic knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine first. When they grow up, they will be less likely to suffer from so many causes of pain.

I suggest the author change the name of the protagonist of this book to: Li Zao! ! !

Two monthly passes are given, come on!

The emphasis is on traditional Chinese medicine, not traditional Chinese medicine, and some descriptions are very inappropriate. If you want to promote traditional Chinese medicine, you need authentic medicinal materials, but traditional Chinese medicine has a metaphysical aspect. It is best not to talk about this. If you discuss it too much, you will fall into the category of stream of consciousness and superstition.