Chapter 3 The Ancestor of Medicine

  Tang Zheng woke up again, his head still feeling dizzy and heavy. He picked up the old 5110 mobile phone beside him and took a look. The green screen displayed the time: it was already 9 o'clock in the morning. In the five years he had been studying in Zhonghai City, this was the first time he had slept in so late. This made Tang Zheng feel somewhat shocked.

  It's just like a beautiful woman, her period always arrives on time; one day, it's delayed. In this situation, the reaction of these beauties is always terrified - they must be pregnant.

  Tang Zheng is also feeling this way now. Last night, it was just a fight, got a little hurt, didn't drink, wasn't hit on the head. Except for being teased by Zhou Xuan that little demon, lost some brain cells, nothing else can affect his own brain. Besides, being teased by Zhou Xuan is not the first time, almost every day is like this. And haven't seen such strange things happen before.

  At this moment, Tang Zheng can be 100% sure that his brain is still able to operate at high speed. Judging from his mediocre medical skills, the dizzy and dull feeling he had yesterday was definitely a problem. Upon careful reflection, it seemed that his brain was doing some kind of self-protection.

  In medicine, such cases are very common. Generally, when a person is extremely frightened or subjected to intense stimulation; for example, severe torture, when the pressure reaches a peak; an ordinary human being can hardly bear it, in order to avoid over-stimulation and damage to the brain, the brain will automatically take protective measures, which is commonly known as fainting.

  It seems that my situation yesterday night is similar to this. Last night, a long and dreamlike scene, as if thousands of years had passed in an instant, appeared in Tang Zheng's mind with unparalleled reality.

  In his dream, Tang Zheng seemed to have returned to the ancient times when humans had just left the savage era of wearing animal hides and drinking blood. Under the leadership of Xuanyuan Huangdi, a new journey began.

  In this era, humans inherited the Bencao of ancient witch doctors and Shennong, and made a new breakthrough in medical skills, which developed rapidly.

  The perspective from which he stood was that of a man named Qi Bo. The name Qi Bo was very familiar to Tang Zheng. Although he studied Western medicine, not traditional Chinese medicine, in the five-year clinical medical undergraduate program at Zhonghai Medical University, he also had to take elective courses on traditional Chinese medical theory.

  According to legend, Qi Bo was the medical teacher of Huang Di. The name of Chinese medicine "Huangdi Neijing" comes from this. Qi Huang, Qi Huang, from this point of view, Qi Bo's surname is in front, which is enough to prove that Huang Di respected Qi Bo as a teacher in medicine, and this matter is not fabricated.

  In ancient times, traditional Chinese medicine was still in its enlightenment stage. The theory of望闻问切 (looking, smelling, asking and cutting) had already taken shape step by step. Not only that, but also in the dream world, there were all sorts of magical shamanic techniques and acupuncture methods with golden needles, jade needles, and even stone needles, not just the common silver needles we see today. All this made Tang Zheng feel unbelievable.

  As the dream continued, a large amount of knowledge poured into Tang Zhen's mind, especially in the last few years when Qi Bo's life was about to end. At this time, Qi Bo no longer practiced medicine, but more summarized and sorted out the medical knowledge, even conducted new research.

  In Qi Bo's opinion, such medical skills have already gone beyond what ordinary people can master. Therefore, based on the Huangdi Neijing and his own understanding of the human body and medicine, as well as his comprehension of the meridians, Qi Bo created a set of exercises. Since it was derived from the Taiji yin-yang principle, this exercise method is called the Yinyang Xinjing by Qi Bo. By cultivating this method, one can better apply the medical skills that Qi Bo has summarized and systematized.

  In the final year, Qi Bo considered passing on his medical skills and even began to study the secrets of longevity. After reviewing a large amount of data, Qi Bo decided to collect all the black hair from his white-haired head in the way of witch doctors. He also cruelly cut off the fingertips of ten fingers and made a bone finger necklace.

  According to legend, the ten fingers are connected to the heart. The blood at the fingertips is the same as the blood in the heart. At this age of Qi Bo, among his white hair, the remaining black hair was where his body's essence and spirit resided. Then, using shamanic methods, these things were merged together, using the techniques of ancient qigong practitioners, to forge a mysterious necklace imbued with his spiritual thoughts, the Bone Finger Necklace.

  Qigong had hoped to achieve his eternal pursuit in this way, but unfortunately, Qigong did not think that his wish for immortality was not fulfilled. In the end, he still died. However, what others didn't know was that this bone-pointer necklace was indeed very magical and really carried Qigong's most complete medical legacy.

  Sitting on the bed, Tang Zheng waited for a full half hour before he came back to his senses. The thing had come too suddenly, and Tang Zheng hadn't expected it at all. At this moment, the Bone Finger Ring had completely overturned his outlook on life, values, and beliefs over the past 25 years. It could be said that his three views were completely destroyed.

  At this moment, a mysterious mantra suddenly appeared in my mind: 'The way of yin and yang is to create harmony, all things are born with the growth of yin and yang, and all things prosper with the growth of yin and yang. The way of medicine lies in yin and yang, in the five elements, in balance...'

  Behind that is the entire operation of the yin and yang heart sutra, savoring this, Tang Zheng believed more than half of it. Isn't traditional Chinese medicine theory also talking about the yin and yang five elements doctrine?

  At this moment, Tang Zheng was thrilled. If yesterday was still desperate, then today, he truly had hope. From his memories, he could confirm that Qi Bo's medical skills were not comparable to modern Chinese medicine. This was a divine technique. Now that he had Qi Bo's life's work, the Yin Yang Heart Scripture, and this body of medical heritage, the future path was self-evident. It would definitely be an extraordinary and brilliant life.

  He got up, Tang Zheng changed into a new set of clothes. At this moment, the scars on his palms and chest had already begun to scab over. He took a look at the time, then walked out of the door. Although it was already past nine o'clock, he still had to go to the hospital. During his nine months of internship, Tang Zheng had only been late a few times. All along, Tang Zheng believed in one sentence: wealth, status, beautiful women, and mansions could all be lost, but knowledge would forever be his own. Therefore, when it came to his attitude towards internship, Tang Zheng was always very proper. He was considered a model among the interns.

  The distance from where he rented a house to Zhonghai Yiyuan Hospital is about one kilometer. Tang Zheng arrived at the hospital around 10 o'clock.

  From the emergency department building, go straight in from this side and pass through, which is much closer than going directly to the hospital's inpatient department. This kind of thing is the most normal thing for people at Zhonghai Yiyuan Hospital. As soon as I entered, suddenly, a scream came from the outpatient hall here.

  "Someone, please come quickly! Doctor, is there a doctor? My daughter has fainted!" A middle-aged woman in the hall shouted loudly.

  At this moment, Tang Zheng turned his head professionally and took a look. The place where his line of sight reached was on the floor of the outpatient hall. A young woman about 20 years old had already fainted and was lying on the ground. Next to the young woman, a middle-aged woman sat on the ground, tightly hugging the young woman, at a loss for what to do. She looked around with an urgent and bewildered expression.

  After a moment, the middle-aged woman trembled with both hands and took out her mobile phone, dialed a number, waited for a moment, and then shouted loudly: "Guoqiang, where are you? Hurry up and come to Zhonghai No. 1 Hospital! Nannan suddenly fell ill again. She's unconscious now, only exhaling without inhaling. You must hurry, Guoqiang!"

  Tang Zheng's eyebrows furrowed as he walked forward, reacting to the girl's words. A diagnosis inexplicably flashed into his mind.

  Pale face, eyes tightly closed, weak breathing, teeth clenched. This is a manifestation of a disordered mind and soul. How could this situation have occurred?

  Generally speaking, a person's soul, especially an adult's, is very stable unless they have experienced extreme and intense fright. Only then will the situation of the soul being disturbed occur, which is commonly referred to in folklore as "losing one's soul". However, even so, it shouldn't lead to the soul becoming disordered.

  This situation looks like it's similar to hysteria now, but more severe. When hysteria occurs, there may be some changes. However, hysteria generally does not endanger life. But this girl's condition is chaotic and disordered. If she can't be rescued in time, there will definitely be a risk to her life.

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