Full-Time Chinese Medicine Practitioner

The descriptions related to the professional aspects of traditional Chinese medicine are actually quite good. Although I don't understand it, it looks very comfortable. But I still watched this to see more plots about medical skills, curing diseases and saving people. It would be good to intersperse some difficult and complicated diseases during daily diagnosis. It is a pity that the author wrote it as an urban dragon king plot. Every few days, a villain with a little background but no brains jumped out for inexplicable reasons. They cause trouble for the protagonist, and then there happens to be a guy with a better background who gets a disease that a lot of experts can't cure. The protagonist is restored to life with a miracle, but these villains watch the protagonist's actions with extraordinary results. They still think that the protagonist is just like this and just lucky. Then they continue to jump out and commit suicide, and are shot to death by the cured boss to repay the favor. Then the next villain with a bigger background hates the protagonist for more inexplicable reasons. . . Over and over again, the names and backgrounds are changed, and the plot is similar to the disease. If I want to watch this kind of plot, I might as well go to the Dragon King's son-in-law, the Urban Soldier King, what kind of Chinese medicine should I see?

To read medical books, you still have to read books written by Qianjin

The author is also a very good Chinese medicine practitioner. He writes very well.

Judging from the content, it writes about traditional Chinese medicine, about medical treatment, emergency care, critical care, and epidemic rescue with ordinary people. It has positive energy and is very good! The plot is full of ups and downs, sometimes with dark clouds and lightning, and thunder shaking the sky. Sometimes the clouds are clear and the wind is clear, and "the willow wind does not blow cold on my face"! . Very attractive. The characters are vivid, Fang Yanzhi is young and mature, calm about changes, he allows the wind and waves to rise and sits firmly on the Diaoyutai! Very popular!

Teacher Fang Niu

Basically every chapter has to ramble, maybe it's not my type, so I gave it up.

Neither civilized nor martial, neither salty nor bland. It can still be used as a lullaby.

This is the second book I have read by Fang Dashen. Although it is not as interesting as the full-time Chinese doctor, the plot is still okay.

Chirping, too much empty talk

It's okay, but I feel like there are too many watery chapters, and the update is too slow and not timely. I finally updated one chapter, but most of it is still watery.