[Fourth, the legendary physician Hua Tuo, the ancestor of surgery, created Mafeisan (anesthesia powder), pioneered surgical procedures, compiled the Five Animal Frolics, and passed on the way of health preservation and fitness.]

Fifth on the list is Bian Que, the master of pulse diagnosis. He pioneered the four diagnostic methods of observation, auscultation, inquiry, and palpation, and used them to differentiate symptoms and treat accordingly, laying the foundation for pulse diagnosis in later generations of Chinese medicine.

On the screen above, a barrage of comments rolled in.

Zhang Zhongjing really should be ranked first; he's known as the Sage of Medicine.

It's important to know that we still use prescriptions like Xiao Chai Hu Tang and Gui Zhi Tang from the *Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases*.

Li Shizhen mainly wrote the "Compendium of Materia Medica," which includes almost all the herbal remedies in China.

In my opinion, the most miraculous healer who saved the most lives should be the one from the Han Dynasty, and she was a woman.

"You mean that person? He's definitely a miracle doctor, and he's saved many lives."

Emperor Jing of the Western Han Dynasty

The thirty-seven-year-old Emperor Jing of Han was seriously ill. Despite the repeated treatments by the imperial physicians, his condition worsened day by day without improvement. He struggled to stay afloat, a glimmer of hope in his eyes.

"I wonder if this great Han physician can save my life... If he can cure me, I will reward him handsomely."

"Your Majesty, please rest assured, I have already dispatched people to search for renowned physicians throughout the land," said Zhou Ren, the Imperial Physician, bowing deeply, his face full of worry.

He thought to himself: The Han Dynasty cannot be without His Majesty. No matter the cost, we must find that divine physician.

The imagery on the screen surged again, the scene abruptly changing, and several large characters appeared beside it.

Emperor Jing of the Western Han Dynasty, Weiyang Palace

.....

During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty

Weiyang Palace, isn't this Father Emperor's bedroom? Weren't we just talking about the divine physician? How did we suddenly switch to Father Emperor's bedroom?

Could this divine physician be someone from Father Emperor's palace? I've never heard of anyone in Father Emperor's palace who is skilled in medicine.

The officials below were also deep in thought. Emperor Jing had only been dead for a few years, and most of the ministers in the court were his former officials. But they had no idea which divine physician was in the late emperor's palace.

Marquis Dou Ying of Wei Qi seemed to have realized something, and a look of horror crept onto his face.

Your Majesty was not the Crown Prince at the beginning; there was another Crown Prince. The late Emperor had many sons, some of whom were older than Your Majesty. So why was it Your Majesty, the tenth prince, who ultimately ascended the throne?

Could it be that people in later generations were referring to that incident?

...

In the scene, the 38-year-old Emperor Jing of Han is seriously ill, leaning on his couch, with Zhou Ren and other guards beside him.

Beside him, Consort Li, the mother of Crown Prince Liu Rong, served Emperor Jing closely. Her face showed no sadness, and even a hint of joy.

"Ahem, I have many sons. After I pass away, you must treat these sons of mine well."

Emperor Jing of Han turned pale, having exhausted all his strength to say these words.

Zhou Ren and the other guards looked grief-stricken, understanding that His Majesty was giving his final instructions.

Emperor Jing, Liu Qi, looked at Consort Li with a hint of anticipation, wanting to hear the answer from her.

Princess Kuri suddenly turned angry and shouted:

"What do I care if they live or die?"

Liu Qi's eyes snapped open, his mind blank, and his attendants were utterly horrified. Everyone knew Consort Li was jealous, yet she dared to utter such words when His Majesty was entrusting his son to her on his deathbed?

Consort Li grew increasingly angry, recalling the beauties Princess Guantao constantly presented to her, and the princes born to those beauties. Her fury surged to the top of her head, and she blurted out:

"You old dog!!!"

Consort Li's words were astonishing; the four large characters were like four steel knives striking Liu Qi's head, instantly clearing his previously dazed mind.

This woman isn't even the Empress Dowager yet, but she dares to treat me and my sons like this. If Liu Rong really succeeds to the throne and this woman becomes the Empress Dowager, she'll kill all my sons.

No, I cannot die now!

He suddenly sat up and roared sharply:

"Drag her out!!"

Emperor Jing of Han miraculously recovered and lived for another ten years. Soon after, Crown Prince Liu Rong was deposed, Consort Li was imprisoned in the cold palace, and the throne passed to his tenth son, Liu Che.

[Later, Liu Xiaozhu led an attack on the Xiongnu in the north, pursuing them for a thousand miles. With no royal court south of the Gobi Desert, tens of thousands of people were saved. Consort Li made a great contribution!]

[Princess Li is truly a divine physician of the Han Dynasty!]

Shen Chuan couldn't help but chuckle. The title "Divine Physician of the Han Dynasty" was indeed fitting. He lightly tapped his finger to open the comments section:

[What a miracle doctor! He can extend someone's life by ten years with just a few words. I think even Zhang Zhongjing was no better than that (doge)]

[Princess Li is only beautiful; otherwise, how could someone with such low intelligence become the emperor's favorite concubine?]

Follow-up comment: Consort Li has offended everyone. Just when you thought she wouldn't dare offend the emperor, guess what? She cursed him! And what happened? That's just how Consort Li is.

Follow-up comment: It is said that Consort Li's insults were even more vicious than this, so much so that Sima Qian was too embarrassed to record them in his book.

[Liu Rong: Having you as my mother is my blessing]

Follow-up comment: Liu Rong is mediocre, and he still has to clean up his stupid mother's mess. It's too difficult for him.

Follow-up comment: Dou Ying: This mother and son are beyond help, truly beyond help, they're completely finished.

This woman!!! How dare she do this!!!

"This woman! How dare she do this?!"

Under the sky, Emperor Jing of Han, Liu Qi, was so angry that his blood surged. He felt as if the blockage in his brain had suddenly been cleared, and his originally pale face regained its color. He felt much better, and his illness was almost completely gone.

Zhou Ren was dumbfounded:

"Your Majesty...Your Majesty, you can actually get up?!"

A miracle doctor! Tianmu's words were true, he really is a miracle doctor! The effects are so rapid!

Liu Qi was so enraged that he wanted to immediately take the chessboard and confront Consort Li.

After calming down a bit, he suddenly looked at Zhou Ren, his voice filled with barely suppressed excitement:

"As Tianmu says, will the emperor after me be able to completely drive the Xiongnu out of the grasslands and ensure that the Han Dynasty will never have any border troubles again?"

The Xiongnu have been a major threat to the Central Plains since the end of the Qin Dynasty.

Emperor Gaozu's siege of Baideng, Empress Lü's humiliating letter, and Emperors Wen and Jing's annual marriage alliances and tribute payments were all merely acts of forbearance and accumulating strength.

For generations, emperors endured hardship and humiliation, all they sought was to wipe out the Xiongnu and restore peace to the Han Dynasty.

For generations, Han emperors endured humiliation and hardship, never daring to rest, all to accumulate wealth so that they could directly annihilate the Xiongnu and use their blood to appease the Han people!

"Yes, Your Majesty. The sky says it is Your Majesty's tenth son, Prince Liu Che, born to Consort Wang."

"Good, good, good," Liu Qi said three times, overjoyed, after receiving Zhou Ren's affirmative answer.

Humans are creatures who need affirmation from others, no matter what kind of news they receive, even if it's excellent news.

"I will immediately depose the Crown Prince and imprison Consort Li." He was determined to keep Liu Che by his side and personally teach him, hoping that he would complete the great task of defeating the Xiongnu in the north as soon as possible and free the people from the border troubles.

"I will immediately lead troops to seal off Consort Li's palace to prevent any unforeseen circumstances!"

Zhou Ren accepted the order and immediately led his armored soldiers away.

Inside the hall, Liu Qi gazed at the sky, his heart filled with turmoil.

The Han Dynasty has finally come the day when it will completely annihilate the Xiongnu.

Fortunately, the Xiongnu could not see this sky curtain.

Otherwise, given the ruthlessness of the Xiongnu, they would surely have marched south ahead of time and nipped the future emperor of the Han Dynasty in the bud.

The Han Dynasty of today can no longer withstand a nationwide war.

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