A Good Doctor in the Tang Dynasty

Why does it feel like the male protagonist has not experienced any human accidents, knows nothing, does things without using his brain, and acts like a retard?

The author is talking nonsense about the copper coins of the Tang Dynasty. They can easily reach tens of thousands of guan. In the Tang Dynasty, a thousand coins were used, which is about 16 kilograms now. The purchasing power is equivalent to more than 7,000 yuan. Copper coins of tens of thousands of guan would need to pull dozens of carts. The circulation of gold and silver among the people in the Tang Dynasty was prohibited.

The only prize pool is this book pit, I won several times in a row

Author, have you checked the information? You just start talking nonsense. It costs 5,000 copper coins to build a gate. It costs millions of copper coins to receive a gift. The annual income of Tang Dynasty TM is only more than 30 million copper coins.

After watching the beginning, the protagonist, a modern man, went back to ancient times and within two days, he let his fiancée see him having sex and had his fiancée wipe his butt without feeling any resistance (nm, a junior high school student, let his parents see his big size and ask her parents to buckle him and wipe his butt. He couldn't resist it. The emotional protagonist is worse than an elementary school student). He knows that he is in a feudal society and knows that the status of the child bride is low. He is timid and he still changes his ways to say that the child bride is in love with spring in front of the protagonist. Aren't you looking forward to the child bride's death? As far as the virtues of the protagonist's family are concerned, the status of a child bride is no longer good, but they throw it out directly. They deliberately scare the patient, but after the monk is cured, the monk asks if he wants to be a monk, and then allows the family to scold the monk. He is really a good doctor (and the protagonist's mother is not good no matter how old she is) I can speak regardless of the situation. I live in the city at least. At the beginning, I tricked my son. The protagonist said that she read a medical book and knew a prescription to cure herself. When she prayed to Buddha, she asked my son to see a doctor. You don't know what your son's previous virtues were like? Isn't it your family that is embarrassed and embarrassed after not being cured? You also let your son scare the patient (a good doctor) and pray to the Buddha to pray for the protagonist to recover. When the protagonist is cured, he goes back to pray to the Buddha and then casually comments on the monk. Aren't you a low-status and timid person in the family? Why do you dare to be with the protagonist's mother? Scared monk, if the temple offends your family, you may not be able to bear it. And if the male protagonist says you are pregnant, you just blush and it's over? In feudal society, this sentence is the same as scolding you for eating in front of your husband and looking at the pot. Are you brave or don't you understand?

Qi Huan kidnapped the protagonist, the protagonist's father, and the protagonist's tenants. He yelled at the protagonist's father and forced him to sign a contract. The servants of the Qi family beat the protagonist and his party. The protagonist takes the initiative to treat Qi Huan's father and says that he will die if he can't be cured. Then Qi Huan threatens to kill the protagonist's whole family if he can't be cured! The protagonist didn't seem to mind or get angry at all. After curing Qi Huan's father, Qi Huan said some words of thanks and wanted to recognize the protagonist as a brother. The protagonist was moved and immediately regarded the protagonist as a good brother from the bottom of his heart. You have thought that if your medical skills go wrong, the other party will kill your whole family.

You can read it before the VIP volume, but it's okay if you don't take it too seriously. Then on the way to Chang'an, when you gather your followers, the style of the book changes drastically, and the plot begins to lose its shape. It's completely a novice's novel, so I can only abandon it. I thought it was a good book at first...

Modern Chinese medicine, if you go back to the Tang Dynasty, you will really feel sick.

No wonder there are so many bad reviews for this book. The whole book is about teaching you how to flatter you. As the emperor and the prince, you are constantly competing with your ministers for credit. This is not a phenomenon that should be in a normal society. What's more, Li Shimin is still very open-minded. I feel that in the author's eyes, the Tang Dynasty is a model of the Qing Dynasty. He kneels when he meets people. Do you know that the Tang Dynasty is not popular with kneeling? I kneel when I see the emperor, I kneel when I see the prince, I kneel when I see the princess, I kneel when I see the prince's concubines, I kneel when I see the superior officer, I'm really convinced.

When writing about traditional Chinese medicine, don't write about ancient times. It's better to be abstract. The real status of doctors in ancient times was very low, while that of imperial doctors was higher, but there were so many people in the palace who could cure them easily and easily lose their heads. You started out by writing modern pretentious and big-faced plots that were popular, but when you wrote about ancient times since the Ming Dynasty, many herbal medicines have not been used. Where do you go to find them? Do you have to go all over the country to collect medicine before treating people? For the same medicinal material, both the Compendium of Materia Medica and the Pharmacopoeia clearly record the distribution and point out which place has better medicinal properties. Do you know what kinds of medicinal materials are prepared? Many medicinal materials must be processed before they can be used. Do you understand? If you want to practice acupuncture and internal force massage, I didn't say that, if it involves using decoctions to treat diseases, even if you take medicine in a pharmacy, the processing of medicinal materials is different in different eras, how do you control the quality? So in ancient times, unless you were a Taoist who cured diseases and saved people, you would be a fool to be a doctor alone.