The Song Dynasty Physician
宋医
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 15y ago
- English
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This is basically a collection of clinical case studies in Traditional Chinese Medicine. To be honest, this book is very professional; most authors couldn't write something like it. It's so professional that after reading 200 chapters, I found that the plot hardly progressed; it was all about solving one difficult case after another. I even wanted the author to prescribe a remedy for me to improve my health.
The male lead is such a hypocrite! He's blatantly shameless! He can rattle off prescriptions from the Song Dynasty and later without hesitation, even remembering the dates and founders! But when it comes to prescriptions from the Song Dynasty, he accuses others of plagiarism when they claim it as their own!
Is this book toxic? The protagonist gets constantly mocked and ridiculed by a master and apprentice without even getting angry? Not only does he not retaliate, but he also keeps deliberately provoking them. I don't know what the author was thinking. Just because the old man is a famous doctor, does he have to tolerate all their words and actions? Even a saint would get angry, so even if the protagonist is a saint, he shouldn't be so obnoxious. It's so frustrating to read!
Dou'er, at three or four years old, is already missing a front tooth. Does the author have any life experience? Losing a front tooth in kindergarten or first grade.
The main character is disgusting, I can't watch anymore! He's like a pervert!
Why are the protagonists of time-travel web novels all from the lower rungs of society? What's the point of these people time-traveling?
The author has a solid medical background, but lacks writing skills and a strong grasp of the plot.
What's the difference between this ending and a eunuch's?!
This is trash. The small county setting in the beginning makes some sense, but the later map changes are completely illogical and nonsensical.
The novel is filled with stories of chaotic relationships between men and women, and it's not a pure text about traditional Chinese medicine at all; I can't stand it anymore.