Great Ming: What's Wrong with Rising to Power Through Clinical Surgery?

[Alternate History + Professional Life + No System + East-Western Medicine Clash]

Shen Wen was a top-tier hospital surgeon. After getting drunk, he transmigrated straight into the middle of the Tumu Crisis in the fourteenth year of the Zhengtong reign of the Ming Dynasty.

With medical techniques five hundred years ahead of their time,

he made his way into the Western City Military Command and stood before Yu Qian,

then gradually entered the Forbidden City and became the physician the emperor relied on most...

From reforming medical clinics to establishing an epidemic prevention system,

from facing universal skepticism to winning over the common people and court officials alike,

Shen Wen wielded modern surgical skills and managed to give the Ming Dynasty back half its life!

Many years later, the history books recorded: During the Zhengtong era, a great epidemic struck the capital, claiming countless lives.

But a private notebook recorded: "A physician surnamed Shen practiced medicine and saved lives amid the chaos, saving countless people. Though his name was not recorded in history, many among the people of the capital remain grateful for his kindness."

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