Everyone, stop complaining about the price of medicines. I have made it very clear in the book. This is the protagonist’s personal behavior. He will not affect other people. According to the protagonist’s current situation, two hundred thousand a year is no longer a problem. .

In a small city, an annual income of more than 200,000 yuan is already considerable. Even if the cost is taken out of 100,000 yuan a year, it is still at the level of local civil servants.

Without having to pay the high cost of living in first-tier cities, this income is already considered a high-income group. Don’t you think of money too much? There are still many families in the country with an income of less than 10,000 yuan. They can’t live. Already?

I have said that the protagonist does not want to make a fortune from traditional Chinese medicine. He hopes to open a small medical clinic to treat the people of Jianghan. The price of the medicine itself is only a little higher than the cost price. As long as there is no loss, the protagonist can earn back through diagnosis.

Yes, the price of medicine has been increased, and the protagonist can earn more and live better. But if I create such a protagonist, then why should he come back? Wouldn't it be better to work in the hospital? With his level, he can earn hundreds or even thousands. It's so cool to be able to make a lot of money, treat high-ranking officials, be powerful, and be respected wherever you go.

But there are too many books like this, and you have already read countless books, so why bother with my book, right? I just want the protagonist to see a doctor in the countryside, and I want him to charge low fees. Just tell me whether you want to read it or not. Right.(??w??)

Besides, there are many private Chinese medicine doctors who do not charge any fees. Some even charge only ten yuan to see a person. There are also people who pay a casual price when seeing a doctor, that is, I will give you a good look, and it is up to you how much you pay. They don’t care about the money at all. Little money.

If I write this out, I'm afraid I will be criticized by everyone, and then be labeled as hindering the development of traditional Chinese medicine. That would be really unfair.

I know that everyone is afraid that Chinese medicine will be too cheap, which will make it impossible to survive. Then no one will learn Chinese medicine, and the inheritance of Chinese medicine will be cut off.

Everyone, Chinese medicine is really not that fragile, and as long as you study hard and learn a little bit, you will not have to worry about food and drink. However, if you insist that people can become rich after learning Chinese medicine, then it is a bit outrageous.

In today's society, is it really abnormal not to pursue wealth?

Another complaint I made was that there were too many dialectics, too many theories, and the dialogue about the five internal organs was too short and unnecessary.

What you are complaining about is exactly the core of my writing this book. If you directly deny my most basic things, then I will write a hammer.

I said, I am not a professional, and I learned a lot of my understanding of diseases bit by bit. I write these out, firstly, to share, and secondly, to accept criticism. I definitely cannot satisfy everyone, but at least I can I am worthy of your subscription.
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