Translation seems a bit off in some parts, but it's passable. The art is slightly above average for a webtoon, especially the backgrounds. The character designs are average though. As someone who is constantly torn between Western medicine and Traditional Chinese medicine myself, I totally feel for this guy, but I find it hard to believe that just because of his thalassemia, he can't get a job. Because there's treatment for that, such as medications and stuff. Besides, being a Western doctor vs. Traditional Chinese medicine practitioner doesn't mean it's less stressful to do the latter, it really depends on what specialty you're in for Western medicine. Some specialties are super chill and relaxed, so even if you have an illness, you can still practice. Or you can open a private clinic and fix your own hours. And from my understanding, it's not that easy to seamlessly switch from one to the other, since you need the training, and it's different for Oriental medicine. It's too early to tell how this will go, so we'll see if it gets better from here.
In the old doctor of traditional Chinese medicine, the famous Sun family has a spiritual enchanter who specializes in the treatment of neither man nor woman. After graduating from the University of Chinese Medicine, I went home and inherited the Chinese medicine shop. I did not expect to touch the organs and come to another world. People in the different world treat diseases with special effects, and treat the symptoms but not the root cause. So I decided to promote Chinese medicine in another world, but I was appointed by the special effects organization-Lingshi The teaching is regarded as a thorn in the eye, and a bigger mystery has been discovered in the several confrontations with the Lingshijiao…..
