The Divine Doctor's Romantic Affairs

Yi Tong Jiang HuNetEase Cloud Reading2015

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Summary

Medical student Sun Zixuan is hospitalized after crashing into a billboard while ogling a pretty woman. When he wakes, he finds he can see ghosts. A middle-aged male ghost in his ward claims to come from the underworld and is in fact a judge-like guide. Sun Zixuan subsequently gains the ability to communicate across time and space with ancient famous physicians such as Sun Simiao, Hua Tuo, Zhang Zhongjing, and Bian Que, and he blends martial-arts techniques like inch force and Jeet Kune Do into medical practice. Through treating patients and undertaking underworld missions, he keeps growing, eventually reaching the immortal realm and becoming a legendary medical immortal. The story begins in the city and gradually expands into an immortal-cultivation world.

Editor's review

For readers who enjoy urban divine-doctor power fantasies, quirky Chinese-medicine premises, and light, bawdy humor. The opening quickly establishes a comic tone through ghosts, lottery tickets, and similar gags, and the setup of ancient physicians taking turns teaching the protagonist feels fresh. Weaknesses: the female-character scenes lean toward titillation, the tropes repeat, the later shift to immortal cultivation drains away the urban feel, and the book is long-winded; readers seeking rigorous medicine or emotional depth may be disappointed.

Who it's for

A good fit for

Readers who enjoy urban supernatural power fantasies
Readers interested in Chinese medicine and divine-doctor themes
Readers who prefer light, funny, fast-paced stories
Readers comfortable with a multi-heroine harem setup

Not a good fit for

Readers seeking rigorous medical knowledge and realistic logic
Readers who dislike bawdy humor and women treated as plot devices

Reading tips

Focus on the ghost setup and the jokes in the first few dozen chapters to quickly grasp the protagonist's ability system.
The pace picks up after the mid-to-late shift into immortal cultivation; feel free to skim the repetitive face-slapping and healing scenes.
Read closely the chapters where ancient physicians teach medical skills, and skim the rest of the daily-life content to speed up.

About the publisher

NetEase Cloud Reading

NetEase Cloud Reading is a publisher grounded in digital reading; publicly available information is limited, and its founding year and country/region have not been confirmed. Its library contains 95 titles, with publishing focused on male-oriented fiction, urban fiction, female-oriented fiction, and modern romance, alongside selected fiction and folkloric supernatural tales. Representative books include Shang Tu, Gu Shi Lu, Marriage Therapist, Close-Combat Special Forces Soldier, Number One Soldier King, The Super Soldier King of the Art Academy, Iron Grip, and Iron Grip: Official Career, most of which revolve around urban workplace drama, military action, suspenseful supernatural stories, and emotional relationships. Its authors include Cao She Huixian, Chai Te'er, Qi Xue Zhi Tong, Wu Wei, Yin Bao, Ye Fei, Da Shi Shen, and He Yun'er. The works are aimed mainly at online serial readers and show a publishing character marked by genre fiction, series development, and strong plotting.

FAQ

Does this book have a female lead, and is it a harem?

Judging from the opening and the synopsis, several female characters have substantial screen time, so it is a multi-heroine urban power fantasy.

Does it have a happy ending?

At the end, Sun Zixuan seals the demon emperor, peace returns to the three realms, and he leaves the immortal realm alone to seek a new life.

Is the Chinese medicine content real?

It is a fictional novelistic setup blending martial arts and legend, and should not be used as a real medical reference.

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About the author

Yi Tong Jiang Hu Author

Yi Tong Jiang Hu is an author who publishes under a pen name in the field of online literature. Publicly available information is limited: the author's real name, year of birth, and place of origin have not been disclosed, and existing records only confirm the English name Yi Tong Jiang Hu. According to the library's holdings, two works appear under this name: The Divine Doctor's Romance and Genius Medical Immortal: Guarding the Pure Campus Beauty. Both are categorized as premium fiction, quality web fiction, male-oriented fiction, and urban fiction. Judging from the titles and categories, the author focuses mainly on urban themes, preferring to build narratives around medical skills, special abilities, or contrasts in identity, with stories centering on the protagonist's growth, relationships, and fortunes, showing clear characteristics of male-oriented web fiction. Because verifiable interviews and biographical details about the author are scarce, a complete picture of the writing style and its development over time is difficult to outline, and the above summary can only be based on the available titles.