Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 636 No? I was just demonstrating! (Monthly ticket plus more)
"Okay, then I'll do it!" After hearing Fangyan's words, Mrs. Luo did not hesitate and started to take over the scene directly.

She first confirmed the situation of Fangyan's dialectical analysis just now, and found that it was exactly the same. She thought to herself that Fangyan's talent was indeed terrifyingly strong. Without any teaching from her, he had already used the dialectical method of Luo's bone setting so skillfully.

Judging from what was written in dialect just now, he has completely figured out all the situations.

Old Mrs. Luo tried to find some hidden secrets that Fangyan had not discovered in other places, but she was unsuccessful. This apprentice was too worry-free, which made her, as a master, feel no sense of accomplishment.

Fortunately, the following comprehensive techniques were not written in the book, so Mrs. Luo finally found some room for her to display her skills.

But she immediately thought, if she wrote the content on it, then could the dialect speakers also learn the technique directly through text?

To be honest, when he gave Fangyan the internal textbook, he judged that Fangyan could only understand 40% or 50% of the content, because many things were expressed in words in a relatively abstract way, and one needed to actually read it to understand what the specific operations were like. As a result, Fangyan finished reading all the content, which was beyond Mrs. Luo's expectations.

However, when she thought of Fangyan's college entrance examination results, Mrs. Luo felt relieved. Such a smart brain is definitely one in a million or tens of millions of people, so it is reasonable that he can understand all the content.

But the problem is that this makes me, the master, very annoyed, because the content of that book covers almost 90% of the techniques of Luo's bone setting method. Usually, after other apprentices learn it, they can almost stand on their own.

Now that Fangyan has come to study, the old lady finds that she doesn't have much to hand in, and if she does, she has to take out her best stuff.

But then again, it is definitely a good luck to meet such a disciple.

He is the 6th generation descendant of Luo's bone-setting method. He is the one who can be compared with Fangyan, that is, the first generation ancestor who invented Luo's bone-setting method.

None of the apprentices they have accepted can compare to Fangyan now. It can be said that it is a very lucky thing for me to have such an apprentice in this life.

Based on Fangyan's current reputation, connections and the level of attention he receives, unless nothing unexpected happens, the Luo's bone-setting method will surely flourish in his hands.

"Doctor Luo? Is my problem serious?" Just at this moment the patient's cry interrupted Mrs. Luo's thoughts. Only then did she realize that she was still holding the patient's hand and diagnosing him.

The patient saw that he didn't let go and thought his condition was serious.

Mrs. Luo realized her own gaffe and quickly smiled at the patient and said:

"No, no, it's not serious, just relatively complicated. I was just thinking about how to treat your strain in the shortest possible time."

The patient breathed a sigh of relief when he heard this.

The old lady didn't say anything just now, her brows were frowned and relaxed from time to time, which scared her so much that she broke out in a cold sweat.

I am not afraid of the doctor laughing, I am afraid of the doctor not speaking.

"Okay, come with me to the treatment room next door for treatment." The old lady calmed herself down and asked the patient to follow her to the next room, and Fangyan and the others followed closely behind.

After arriving at the treatment room, Fang Yan took the initiative to ask Mrs. Luo:
"Master, do you need my help?"

The old lady said:
"You don't need to do that. Just stand here and watch."

Fangyan nodded after hearing this. He had actually guessed earlier that the treatment of comprehensive strain should be different from that of fracture and dislocation. It would not require too much force, but more cleverness or special movements.

Then he saw Mrs. Luo place two stools facing each other and let the patient sit opposite her.

The old lady also sat down at the same time, then she stretched out her hands and held the patient's wrist firmly.

At this time, because he had learned martial arts, Fangyan was much more sensitive to the use of strength by both parties than others. He could clearly sense the strength of both parties through the small details of their hands. However, Mrs. Luo's movements were very gentle at this time. She held the patient from about 20cm above the wrist, and slowly moved down to the palm. Her movements were gentle but full of power, as if she was talking to the patient's body.

After doing this, Mrs. Luo glanced at Fangyan and saw that he was still concentrating on the movements of his hands. The old lady did not say anything else and continued with her next step.

She held the back of the radiocarpal joint with one hand and the palm with the other hand, with the thumb on top and the other four fingers on the bottom.

"Now, I will slowly pull my wrist to the palm flexed position." Her movements were slow and steady, and the strength in her hands was totally unlike anything she had at her age. Fangyan felt that the old lady's strength was stable, as if she had been tempered through thousands of trials and tribulations, and she had a sense of strength that only martial artists have.

As she pulled, the patient's wrist gradually stretched, and then she gently shook the wrist from side to side.

Just like shaking a towel, a swinging force was transmitted out, and the patient almost lost his sitting position after only three shakes.

"Relax." Seeing that the patient was so stiff that she almost fell to the ground, Mrs. Luo patted her shoulders and elbows. The patient nodded obediently and then let Mrs. Luo guide and shake her hand. Her whole hand felt like a boneless object and was limp from being shaken.

Just after the patient completely relaxed, Fang Yan noticed that the old lady's fingers exerted a slight force.

Suddenly, a crisp sound was heard in the quiet treatment room.

Then the old lady stopped what she was doing, held her affected wrist with one hand, and began to stretch and straighten her fingers with the other hand, once, twice, and three times, her movements smooth and skillful.

I understand the dialect. This step is to further straighten out the tendons and veins so that the wrist can resume normal movement function.

After finishing, the old lady said to the patient:
"Try it now. Does your wrist still hurt?"

The patient nodded, then began to twist his wrist and said in surprise:
"Hey, it still hurts a little, but I feel much better."

After she finished speaking, she clenched her fist. Fangyan discovered that the mobility of the patient's fourth and fifth finger joints on her right hand had improved a lot compared to before.

Old Mrs. Luo turned around and asked Fang Yan:

"Did you see it clearly? If not, I will demonstrate it to you again. The strength of the fingers is the key here. The recovery movement must be continued until the patient's hand no longer hurts."

At this time Fangyan nodded:
"I see clearly."

"Huh?!" the old lady was stunned.

I just demonstrated it once, the main purpose of which was to make Fangyan understand the process. When she does it the second time, she will tell Fangyan why she does it that way.

As a result, now the dialect says that you can see it clearly?
No, how can you see it clearly? I haven't mentioned so many details yet!
At this time, Wang Chengyu on the side could no longer hold back and said to Fang Yan:

"Junior brother, didn't you hear what Master said? The movement of the fingers is the key. The shaking is not the key..."

Fangyan nodded:
"Yeah, I know, I understand."

After saying this, he turned around and said to the old lady:
"Master, let me do it next."

PS: I got 100 more monthly tickets, so after updating this chapter I still owe you 111000 words.

There will be more in the afternoon

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