Master Of Traditional Chinese Medicine

The original title of this book was "The Medical Path to Officialdom," which was changed to "Master of National Medicine" upon publication

Almost everyone knows that the greatest hero at the end of the Sui Dynasty was Li Yuanba, yet few are aware that the foremost master of the time was Zhang Yizhen

Zhang Yizhen is not a hero; although he possesses exceptional medical skills, he never engages in actions without compensation. Most of the wealthy individuals treated by Zhang Yizhen have paid him handsomely. He has also treated many women, but such unscrupulous doctors are often too disreputable for even unofficial histories to record.

Zhang Yizhen met a tragic end. Having reached the pinnacle of martial arts, he first drank the poisoned wine of Emperor Yang of Sui, and then was shot through the heart by a barrage of arrows from the Imperial Guard. The reason for this was that he selflessly saved the empress who was in labor, without expecting any reward. Thus, he felt deeply wronged; having done a good deed that saved the lives of both mother and child, he ended up facing such a fate. It is truly a remarkable injustice throughout the ages.

Later generations of science have proven that the energy of resentment can transcend time and space, which is referred to as resentment soaring to the heavens. Therefore, Comrade Zhang Yizhen has also become one of the millions who have traversed through time, and he is fortunate to have made this journey.