Xu Yang, Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine

I absolutely believe that Chinese medicine can cure diseases and is no slower than Western medicine. There is a disease called herpes zoster, and there is a disease called snake-wrapped waist. When I was in junior high school, I went to a clinic for treatment. The doctor at the clinic told me not to come here, saying that injections and medicine would delay your studies for at least a week. My dad took me to see an old lady who applied moxibustion with medicated wine. The moxibustion was done in the morning, and the pain was not much in the afternoon. The herpes scabbed over the next day. It's so fast, you can't accept it. My mother also got it last year and had to stay in the hospital for more than a week. Because the old lady passed away and her skills were probably not passed down, she had no choice but to go to the hospital.

This book can be said to be a model of Chinese medicine novels! It's not like some novels about traditional Chinese medicine that appear with some fantasy medical cases, or just go back and forth on just a few medical cases. I have also read several Chinese medicine novels, most of which are systematic. After reading this book, I feel that it is not systematic. Maybe this book is close to reality, including the medical cases, which are adapted from reality. The most profound influence is the extraordinary Jiuxin Decoction that must appear in Chinese medicine novels. A large dose of aconite can cause a person to suffer from stomach qi, but will die if there is no stomach qi. For example, Fang Qianjin's book contains few medical records and contains many surgical ones. This book is very pure and will help readers make certain judgments about their future treatment with traditional Chinese medicine. I hope everyone is healthy and does not get sick, because in reality, pure traditional Chinese medicine is similar to giant pandas.

Although I have just read Chapter 180, I have already determined that this book has achieved its original intention: to tell everyone what real Chinese medicine is like. The author's concept of traditional Chinese medicine is enlightening, at least in the chapters I read, and I will definitely continue to read it. This is a real Chinese medicine novel because they are all real cases. It changed some of my previous wrong ideas about traditional Chinese medicine. At the same time, I deeply admired the wisdom of the predecessors, the wisdom of the ancestors of traditional Chinese medicine and the sincerity of great doctors. Thank you to the author for writing this novel so that more people can see the real Chinese medicine

I like this novel so much. The road of self-learning Chinese medicine is too difficult. On days when I can't continue learning, I rely on this novel to encourage myself. Love the author so much

Is a good book

It's good to read, but this book is not suitable for me to listen to, because when it comes to dialectics, or a long paragraph describing the disease, I can't understand it. I can only read it, word for word. Even so, it didn't skip the chapter. I don't know how to review it, but it attracted me to keep reading. It is too difficult to find a real Chinese medicine doctor in life. Many Chinese medicine doctors are used to reading test reports and prescribing medicines. Chinese medicine hospitals also use Western medicine's treatment methods. Chinese medicine doctors themselves have no confidence in Chinese medicine. They look forward to the rise of Chinese medicine in reality! What can great doctors do if they don't help the common people!

First of all, I want to say that this Chinese medicine novel ranks among the top three of all the medical novels I have read. I am not a fan of Chinese medicine, nor am I a fan of Chinese medicine. I am just very curious about some theories of Chinese medicine. This novel took me to understand many stories of Chinese medicine in a very realistic way. Let's talk about the content (no spoilers). First of all, there is a system at the beginning, but in fact the system is just a prop that connects the whole book. It just allows the male protagonist to travel to various eras and have enough time to learn Chinese medicine knowledge, and then talk about the content. All content is adapted from real cases. 90% Of the events have not changed, and the 10% of the male protagonist will not affect the direction of history. It contains a lot of Chinese medicine knowledge, human nature and emotions, allowing readers to look directly at the characters, illnesses, events, human nature, emotions, changes that have happened from the perspective of a bystander, and then connect them to the current situation of contemporary Chinese medicine. Some parts will be very understandable. I also look forward to the day when Chinese medicine can flourish again! At the same time, I would like to thank the author for writing such a good work

It's pretty, a bit on top! I found that the author's theory of traditional Chinese medicine makes perfect sense, but in reality he should be a doctor, right?

A very good novel

Good, good, good, good, good