The Three Kingdoms: If you don't have money to buy an official position, you can only be the em

Chapter 6: Divine Skin and Bones
"Hua Tuo?" Jiang Cheng's eyes lit up and he immediately said, "Bring him here!"

Let's not talk about what the existence of a miracle doctor, especially one who specializes in surgery, means to a faction. His presence alone can prevent Zhang Jiao from dying of illness, which is more important than anything else.

As long as the Great Sage and Good Teacher is alive, the Yellow Turbans will never be destroyed.

"Student Hua Tuo pays homage to the Holy Son of Shennong!"

At this time, Hua Tuo was still very young, not the big-headed old man with white hair, but a handsome young man. When facing Jiang Cheng, he showed enough respect in his attitude, but there was also a bit of pride between his eyebrows.

Not towards Jiang Cheng, but towards one's own abilities.

"You're welcome, come and sit down!"

Jiang Cheng invited Hua Tuo to sit down and took the initiative to discuss the matter of "Ma Fei San" with him.

"Anesthetics, in fact, my Jiang family also studied them a few years ago, but later gave up for various reasons." Jiang Cheng said, "Because simple pain relief is not very effective, it has to be combined with 'surgery' that can scrape bones and remove poison to highlight the true effect of anesthetics!"

This sentence was exactly what Zhong Tuo wanted, and it also made him respect him.

He never told anyone about the surgery. Now, he is no longer the greatest doctor in the Three Kingdoms who scraped Guan Yu's bones to treat the poison, but just a young doctor.

It has not yet been recognized by the world.

The medical technique of cutting open the stomach and practicing it on dead bodies is also quite unorthodox.

I don't even dare to tell anyone.

"I have some understanding of the so-called surgery, but I don't know if I have grasped the key points. I would like to ask Shennong for guidance!" Hua Tuo said.

Being worried, he did not expose his abilities directly, but asked Jiang Cheng to give him guidance.

The downside is that if he becomes famous in the future, he will have to respect Jiang as his teacher.

In this era, guidance is not in vain.

But the good thing is that if using dead bodies to study medicine and cutting open people's stomachs caused controversy, Jiang Cheng would be the first to bear the brunt of the criticism - the title of Shennong would be equivalent to a Confucian saint, which could protect him from the wind and rain!
Zhang Jue and Zhang Yue watched quietly from the side without saying a word.

Because everyone has their own specialization.

Although Zhang Jue also had extraordinary medical skills, he always felt that what the two said was a bit scary.

"That's unknown. Yuanhua, how far have you progressed in your research?" Jiang Cheng thought for a moment and asked, "Can you only treat some external injuries, or have you understood the structure of the human body and can dismember and reassemble a person? Can you only perform some surgeries on unimportant organs, or can you even cure heart and head diseases?"

After that, he went on to explain in detail the technical characteristics of each stage.

When Hua Tuo heard this, he was astonished.

I felt completely seen through.

He stood up and bowed respectfully, saying, "I can already cut open the heart and remove the diseased part without killing the person, but many diseases cannot be cured by removal, and I still have doubts."

After a pause, he continued, "As for the brain lesions, we have tested them on pigs, dogs, cattle and sheep, and all were successful, but we have not yet tested them on humans."

Hearing this, Jiang Cheng had a general understanding of his current medical skills.

Heart surgery can be performed, but stents cannot be placed, and stents of sufficient quality cannot be produced in this era.

He has also mastered the signature skill of craniotomy.

The "skill" is at the maximum level, but there is a lack of experience.

"Heart disease is very complicated. It cannot be cured by cutting it open. It needs to be matched with something called a 'heart stent'. It needs to be made by a craftsman, which is not your expertise."

Jiang Cheng told him about heart stents.

He also promised him that he would help him find death row prisoners to study their brains, and would introduce them to people whose brains needed to be healed.

This made Hua Tuo very happy.

But Zhang Jue was listening nearby and was completely confused. He asked, "Wait, did I hear this wrongly? This Mr. Hua Tuo, can he take apart a person's internal organs and then sew them back together?"

Jiang Cheng nodded upon hearing this.

Hua Tuo also showed a hint of pride.

In front of Jiang Cheng, he lacked confidence because after studying "alcohol", he knew very well that he was facing "Shennong".

After the conversation, Jiang Cheng gave him the feeling that he was even more unfathomable.

But he didn't care much about Zhang Jue. Great and virtuous teacher?

Your magic water is not as useful as my axe!
"Such miraculous medical skills, if they really exist, are at least better than gods!" Zhang Yue also spoke, then looked at Jiang Cheng without saying anything more.

But the meaning is clear.

How did the Yellow Turbans rise to power?

Of course it’s a scam!
In the final analysis, they are just a bunch of charlatans!

But the success and failure were both due to the charlatans. As the believers' horizons and knowledge became higher and higher, the team was actually difficult to lead. Many capable people who originally belonged to the Yellow Turbans were not very loyal.

For example, Guan Hai has been preparing to go to Qingzhou in recent days and wants to establish himself as king.

For example, Xu Huang, one of the Five Elite Generals, had some doubts about whether he was wrong to follow the Yellow Turban Rebellion, and whether Huang Tian's belief in Huang Tian could bring peace to the world.

There are also some people who appear to be devout in their faith but secretly sneer at it.

For example, Liao Hua and Zhou Cang.

They just followed the rebellion, and deep down, they didn't believe in Huang Tian.

"Taiping Dao, medical skills, charlatans, brainwashing..." Jiang Cheng also fell into deep thought. At a certain moment, a light bulb went off in his head and he suddenly grasped the key.

It is certainly not feasible to rely on deception, and charlatans are not worthy of being above all civil and military officials.

Zhang Jiao’s idea of ​​the “Yellow Turban Heavenly Kingdom” was wrong from the very beginning.

If the foundation is not correct, it will not succeed.

However, charlatans are not worthy of high positions, nor are they worthy of appointing officials on behalf of God. However, there is one kind of people who are worthy, and that is: scientists! They are the great beings who have truly changed the world and changed human society.

In a sense, he is superior to the emperor and is a treasure that the king cannot compare to.

So, if they were to be the "directors" and the civil and military officials be the managers, could we really create a real paradise?
Don't worry about faith.

Because scientists, who are just mortals, are on par with gods.

Nowadays, the legendary moving of mountains and filling of seas can be achieved through technological means, and the great flood in mythology is not as terrible as the devastation caused by nuclear bombs!
"Shenpi Kegu, based on faith, develop science!"

Jiang Cheng suddenly became clear-headed. He smiled and said to Zhang Jue, "Yuan Hua does have that ability. I plan to confer him the title of the first 'Purple Robe Heavenly Master' of the Taiping Dao. He will practice medicine on behalf of the gods and pass on his divine medical skills to future generations!"

These words made Hua Tuo stunned.

Somewhat unclear.

But Zhang Jue understood instantly: the weakening of the Yellow Turbans' faith was because Huang Tian himself could not show his power, and now it was all due to the prestige of the three Zhang brothers that was suppressing the faith.

However, if a believer saw Hua Tuo opening someone's skull and then suturing it up again.

Who dares to say that this technique is not magical?
"That's very good, very good," said Zhang Jue.

But the next moment, Jiang Chengji said something that really shocked him: "Not only that, I plan to reform the Taiping Dao and establish four types of Heavenly Masters: white robe, green robe, yellow robe, and purple robe. They will walk the earth on behalf of Huang Tian and guide the world. Heavenly Masters are not appointed by heaven, but need to be tested, learn relevant knowledge, and have a certain level of attainments before they can ascend to the position of Heavenly Master!"

After that, he told Zhang Jue about the classification of "Surgeons" in medicine.

The "purple robe" refers to those who can perform heart and brain surgery, the "yellow robe" refers to those who can open the internal organs and cut diseased livers and kidneys, the "green robe" refers to those who are skilled in scraping bones and suturing, and the "white robe" refers to those who are beginners but can skillfully use Ma Fei San and deal with various injuries.

To put it simply, they correspond to Hua Tuo, top surgeons, ordinary surgeons, and surgical nurses respectively.

The only difference is that the doctor’s title has been changed to “Tianshi”.

"It turns out that I have touched the realm of immortals without realizing it, and I am only one step away from truly becoming a god?" Hua Tuo was fooled by Jiang Cheng and said with emotion.

As for Zhang Jue, he agreed with Jiang Cheng, but still frowned.

"But is it boring to have only medical skills? Although I have the 'Essential Techniques for Peaceful Times', it is not worthy of being called a classic!"

Obviously, the classics of Taiping Dao cannot support Jiang Cheng's reforms.

We need to write another classic.

But how can a classic that is all-encompassing and comparable to Hua Tuo's medical skills be completed by human power? If it really exists, there is no need to fool people, it is already a divine book!
But Jiang Cheng smiled and said, "It's okay, I have it here!"

(End of this chapter)