NCCnovel Chapter 104 Advancement of Traditional Chinese Medicine Skills
Chapter 104 Advancement of Traditional Chinese Medicine Skills
After being immersed in the excitement of winning the lottery for a while, Yuan Baocai gradually calmed down, his eyes filled with a thirst for new knowledge, and he couldn't wait to start his journey of learning advanced TCM skills.
She took a deep breath, tapped the screen steadily, and selected to learn advanced TCM skills.
In an instant, a familiar white light flashed like lightning, instantly enveloping Yuan Bao.
Enveloped in this light, Yuan Bao felt as if his consciousness had been drawn into a vortex of knowledge.
A vast amount of advanced TCM knowledge and key points flooded into her mind like a surging tide.
This knowledge was quickly arranged and combined in her brain, building a larger and more complex knowledge system.
Each piece of knowledge is like a shining star, finding its place in her mental universe.
About fifteen minutes later, Yuan Bao slowly opened his eyes, his eyes sparkling with wisdom.
She savored the learning process she had just gone through. Compared to the difficulty she had faced when learning intermediate martial arts, learning advanced traditional Chinese medicine skills this time was surprisingly easy.
She remembered that Xiao 9 had said that maxing out basic attributes would greatly help with skill learning, and it seemed that what she said was true.
Based on this confidence, Yuan Bao had a new idea: since learning advanced skills was going so smoothly, perhaps he really had the ability to continue learning advanced traditional Chinese medicine skills.
With this in mind, Yuan Bao's eyes revealed determination. She quickly opened the shop and purchased the top-level traditional Chinese medicine skill without hesitation.
Immediately afterwards, she threw herself back into her studies, repeating the process she had just gone through, allowing the light of knowledge to once again illuminate her world of thought.
After completing his studies in advanced TCM skills, Yuan Bao decided to enter a virtual training environment for TCM to apply his knowledge in practice.
She stood in a virtual consultation room, facing a series of virtual patients.
Yuan Bao took a deep breath and began to apply the four diagnostic methods of observation, auscultation, inquiry, and palpation.
Among these four methods, Yuan Bao clearly felt that his mastery of observation and palpation had made a qualitative leap.
She first used visual diagnosis, carefully observing the patient's complexion, expression, tongue coating, etc.
She discovered that, through her upgraded abilities and focused observation, she could not only see the patient's surface symptoms, but also gain insight into deeper information—the color of the patient's vital energy manifesting outwards.
Some patients' vital energy appears as a bright yellow, some as a vibrant green, some as a red representing vitality, and others as a slightly dull gray.
Yuan Bao fell into deep thought and began to carefully analyze the meanings represented by these different colors.
Based on her knowledge, she determined that when the body's vital energy appears red, it is the healthiest state of the body, just like trees growing vigorously in spring, full of vitality.
When it appears green, it is also considered healthy. Although it is not as vigorous as red, it still represents the normal functioning of the body.
If the color is yellow, it's like a withered leaf teetering on a branch in late autumn, a warning sign that your health is declining and your body is quietly slipping towards danger.
At this moment, the body is like a building whose foundation is beginning to crumble. It may appear fine on the surface, but in reality, there is a hidden crisis inside.
If we do not pay attention to this and take care of ourselves in time, it will be like letting a spark spread on a dry grassland. If we are not careful, the disease will come like a surging tide. When the disease comes, it will collapse like a landslide, instantly destroying the originally stable physical condition and plunging us into the quagmire of illness.
When the color is gray, it undoubtedly indicates that the patient is already in a pathological state, and the darker the gray, the more serious the condition.
Subsequently, Yuan Bao began to use palpation.
She gently held the patient's wrist, closed her eyes, and focused all her attention on her fingertips.
At this moment, she felt as if she had become one with the patient's body, and could clearly feel the direction of the meridians and the flow of qi and blood in the patient's body.
She could feel the power of blood and qi surging in her veins, and the crisscrossing meridians in her body.
If she calms down and focuses her awareness, she can even accurately detect where abnormalities and lesions exist in the patient's body.
This wonderful feeling gave Yuan Bao a deeper understanding of the magic of traditional Chinese medicine and filled her with confidence in her medical skills.
Yuan Bao slowly pulled himself out of the virtual training scenario, his eyes still gleaming with excitement and contemplation.
She couldn't wait to find Xiao 9 and said in rapid succession, "Xiao 9, this virtual training was amazing!"
When I used observation and palpation, I felt completely different from before. The insight into the symptoms, after holding my breath and concentrating, was almost like being able to see directly through the human body!
Little 9 hovered in the air, listening quietly to Yuan Bao's story, and then fell into a brief moment of contemplation.
A moment later, it habitually twirled lightly in the air and said, "My lady, I think I know the reason."
Look, your intelligence attribute has now reached the maximum level, which is a crucial breakthrough.
The Heavenly Eye you previously possessed may have evolved and upgraded due to the enhancement of your intelligence attribute.
Your "clairvoyance" has become even stronger, enhancing your diagnostic skills in Traditional Chinese Medicine, specifically observation and palpation. This is why you've made such significant progress in these two skills, enabling you to perceive symptoms more acutely and deeply.
Yuan Bao nodded vigorously, his eyes gleaming with eager anticipation, and said excitedly, "Yes, yes! That must be it."
Next, I need to find more opportunities to practice in both the game world and the real world to verify whether the results of actual operation and virtual training are the same.
Only through real-world testing can a skill be considered truly mastered.
Changing the subject, Yuan Bao's expression became serious and focused. She frowned slightly and fell into thought: "However, the most urgent task is to try to make cell restoration pills ourselves."
She took out the formula, which was shimmering with a faint light, from the package.
After all, having a formula is far from enough; turning it into a real pill is the most important thing.
Moreover, if the ingredients in the formula could be replaced with those commonly found in the real world, then mass production in the future would be a possibility.
With a mix of trepidation and anticipation, Yuan Bao prepared to use medicinal herbs from both the game world and the real world to create cell restoration pills.
A mysterious medicinal fragrance permeated the alchemy room, where all sorts of oddly shaped pharmaceutical tools were neatly arranged, gleaming with a cold metallic luster under the soft light.
Yuan Bao took a deep breath, trying to calm her nervousness. Her hands trembled slightly as she activated the formula. Her eyes revealed a hint of tension and anticipation as she silently prayed, "This is a great thing that benefits the country and its people. It must succeed!"
The same white light flashed, and Yuan Bao had already memorized the medicinal materials and production steps required for the recipe.
Following the instructions for making the recipe, Yuan Bao turned and walked towards the cabinet full of herbs, selecting the medicinal materials from both realms.
When Yuan Bao first tried to refine cell-restoring pills, he habitually prepared many portions of the medicinal materials.