Barefoot Military Doctor

In his previous life, he was the director of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department at the General Military Hospital, with the rank of Senior Colonel, having treated over thirty thousand patients. When he opened his eyes, he found himself back in 1978, as the most inconspicuous medic in a border guard company. His medical kit contained only mercurochrome and iodine, and the entire company of over a hundred men relied on their own resilience when sick. On the first day a new recruit arrived, the squad leader had a high fever and convulsions, and the accompanying military doctor said he needed to be evacuated. He pulled out three silver needles and said, "I can treat him." The platoon leader glared at him, "You're just a newly arrived medic—" — From barefoot doctor to legendary military physician, it took him forty years. — Description from novelcodex.org