If the miraculous medicine in martial arts novels appeared in reality, would the inventor win the Nobel Prize in Medicine?

The names of drugs in martial arts novels usually correspond to different effects. The following are some common drug names and their effects: 1. Plum Blossom Needle: It can quickly relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and promote wound healing. [2. Poisonous Dragon Drill: Able to penetrate deep into the muscles and bones to cause fatal damage to the enemy while weakening the enemy's martial arts.] [3. Heavenly Silkworm Potato: Can quickly recover the enemy's internal strength and restore their martial arts to their previous level.] [4. Bloodshed Petals: Can rapidly improve one's martial arts and speed while increasing one's attack ability against the enemy.] [5. Blue Sea Tide Song: Can stimulate the enemy's inner strength to make them stronger, but at the same time, it will also cause serious side effects.] These are just some of the common names of drugs. There are many kinds of drugs in martial arts novels. Different drugs can have different effects on different enemies and situations.

The miraculous medicine in martial arts novels usually referred to an extremely precious and magical medicine that could cure all kinds of diseases and even give the user supernatural powers. The source of the miraculous medicine was often very mysterious. It usually came from some kind of myth or legend or from mysterious spiritual herbs. Their effects were often very unique. They could change a person's physique, stimulate a person's potential, and even turn a person into a superman. In wuxia novels, miraculous medicine was often an important resource for martial artists. Some people searched for wild medicine to improve their martial arts, some used miraculous medicine to defeat their opponents, and some even used miraculous medicine to change their own nature. In wuxia novels, miraculous medicine was a very attractive setting that could arouse readers 'interest and exploration of the martial arts world and mysterious medicine.

Fantasy novels about martial arts and medicine would usually involve cultivation and battle. The master guild experienced all kinds of challenges and tests to continuously cultivate their martial arts techniques and medicinal herbs, and finally became a powerful martial artist or used medicinal herbs to increase their strength and become a powerful doctor. This kind of novel usually involved some mysterious martial medicine and medicinal herbs with magical powers. The protagonist would often find and collect these martial medicines in various ways and fight with various enemies in order to fight for these precious martial medicines.

The possibility of web novels winning the Nobel Prize is very small because the Nobel Prize is usually only awarded to those who have made outstanding contributions to human culture and science. Web novels are usually based on fictional stories and characters without actual innovation and contribution. In addition, the selection criteria for the Nobel Prize in Literature were also very high. It required candidates to have unique creativity and profound insights in literature. The styles and types of online novels were often more diverse and difficult to meet these requirements. Although online novels had promoted the development and popularity of online novels in China to a certain extent, it could not be the reason for winning the Nobel Prize in Literature.

The book," Furnace of Ten Thousand Refinements," was about a godly doctor, and the male lead won the Nobel Prize in Medicine.

Pavlov won the Nobel Prize for his work on digestive physiology and his discovery of the conditioned reflex.

Calvino and Borges both won the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Cao Wenxuan won the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Mo Yan won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2012.

Detective novels are a genre of literature that usually reveals the truth of the story through logical reasoning and the exploration of clues. Although mystery novels played an important role in the field of literature, the Nobel Prize did not set up an award specifically for mystery novels. The main reasons were as follows: The criteria for the Nobel Prize were very strict. Not only did they have to look at the quality of the work, but they also had to consider the subject matter, era, culture, and other factors. Mystery novels are usually more complicated, require more logical thinking, and are difficult to read, so they may not meet the selection criteria. 2. Mystery novels often require a long process of reasoning and the collection of a large number of clues, which may affect the time and efficiency of the selection committee. Moreover, mystery novels often involved abstract concepts and philosophical thoughts that might be difficult to express in specific language, which might also affect the approval of the selection committee. Although mystery novels have a certain literary value, compared to other Nobel Prize in Literature awards such as novels and dramas, it is more difficult to win. Therefore, the possibility of mystery novels winning the Nobel Prize in Literature was small. Although detective novels were an excellent literary genre, they did not win a single Nobel Prize.