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The Heir of the Medicine King

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The Heir of the Medicine King

by 秦岭神树

TCM graduate student Ding Ye, right after graduation, encounters a sudden disaster—while rescuing a car accident victim, he is struck by a runaway truck. On the brink of death, the phantom of Qing Dynasty Medicine King Ye Tianshi appears, pouring all his life's knowledge into Ding Ye's mind. Upon waking, he finds he possesses god-level medical skills. The emergency department director is helpless with a critical heart attack patient, but Ding Ye takes one look and prescribes: "Shaoyin disease, yang decline and cold extremities, Sini Decoction plus ginseng, three doses will cure." Everyone thinks he's crazy. Until the patient turns the corner, and Director Liu's eyes change completely. And this is just the beginning. Bian Que's diagnostic methods, Hua Tuo's surgical miracles, Zhang Zhongjing's treatise on cold damage, Sun Simiao's thousand gold formulas, Li Shizhen's compendium of materia medica... The legacies of past medicine kings awaken one by one on his medical path, all converging in him. Patients declared hopeless by Western medicine, he revives with a single silver needle; surgeries priced astronomically by noble hospitals, he cures with three doses of herbal decoction; difficult diseases that national medical masters have studied for half a lifetime, he handles with ease. Some call him Hua Tuo reincarnated, some accuse him of grandstanding, some lift him onto the altar, some wish he would vanish immediately. But Ding Ye always remembers the words Ye Tianshi spoke before fading away— "The healer's heart of benevolence, remember, remember." This is the story of a small TCM doctor rising to become a generation's Medicine King. Heritage unbroken, the way of medicine forever prosperous. — Description from novelcodex.org

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