The doctor’s name was Yu Omuri. He graduated from Kyoto Medical University. At the same time, he worked as a TCM researcher in the Chinese Research Facility under it. When he was young, his grandfather was saved by a physician from China, and since then, he had an interest in Chinese medicine. Not only did he research China's medical books by himself, he even suspended his schooling for two years to pay a visit to a famous physician in China, Qian Honghu. Under his bitter begging, he finally became Qian Honghu’s disciple.

Qian Honghu was a stubborn person, and to show his sincerity, Yu Omuri waited two months outside Qian Honghu’s medical clinic. In the process of accepting his disciple, Qian Honghu even added more tests for Yu Omuri, due to his identity as a foreigner. When Qian Honghu finally felt that this Japanese person had a good character, he took him as a disciple.

In two years, Qian Honghu taught all his knowledge to Yu Omuri without any reservation. After Yu Omuri returned to Japan, he completed his studies and had been pushing for TCM’s theory to those around him. Thus, in the eyes of his fellow classmates, he became an oddball.

However, it was also...