The Heavenly Master with Magical Hands

I absolutely believe in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). I've had urinary tract stones three times, recurring once a year. The first two times, I used an extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL) machine, which broke them up. The third time, I used laser treatment. A year later, I had a fourth recurrence.

The author portrays society as too dark; aside from the protagonist and those connected to him, there are almost no good people. Our public security organs have practically become havens for corrupt officials and scoundrels, and the upper echelons seem to be places where privileged privileged children can do whatever they want. We ordinary people can't survive. Shouldn't the people rise up in rebellion? 😁 Is this still our prosperous and strong country?

Can someone tell me if this book has a single female lead or no female lead? I don't like harem or ambiguous romance novels.

When I got to Chapter 375, "Wang Pingyuan, I won't bully you. Go find someone, let's have a fight, best two out of three, the loser commits suicide," I laughed. A small doctor fighting against leaders of the Party and the State, and the loser commits suicide? That's too far-fetched!

Suitable for people with an elementary school education or below.

A well-written protagonist, even if written in a style that was considered old-fashioned ten years ago.

Qidian's current tactics are really outrageous.

Are all the free books this time older ones?

This book is good and has many readers, but it's full of positive energy about Chinese police. I suggest the author avoid portraying them negatively, as there might be younger readers, and misleading them would be undesirable. 🙂

What I hate most is seeing the protagonist seem to have a grudge against everyone. Watching shows like "Surgery Livestream" and "Medical Road" is alright. There's hatred in society, but not much. Here, it's all about hatred at the drop of a hat.