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Chapter 603 Comic Con Consultation
With the development of the times and the replacement of the old with the new, many things that sound old-fashioned, such as "traditional Chinese medicine," have begun to follow the trend and become intertwined with some things that were originally thought to be completely unrelated, such as anime and manga.

For example, a TCM broadcaster that Cheng Tian followed had very low view counts for his earlier videos on the website explaining acupoints, diseases, and other related topics.

However, one day, when this TCM doctor invited a young female cosplayer to appear in the video, and used the young lady herself as an example to demonstrate how to press acupoints on the hands, legs, and soles of the feet, the number of views and fans skyrocketed.

The reasons for the surge in views and the rapid increase in followers are self-evident.

However, you can't deny that even if everyone was just a pure LSP (Low Psychological Spokesperson) from the past, they all learned a little bit of relevant knowledge, and the originally rather rigid circle expanded its reach as a result.

Similarly, those who may be college students or traditional Chinese medicine practitioners who have been working for many years have also started to frequently appear at various exhibitions in the form of "free clinics" in the past two years.

To be honest, people who like anime and games are indeed a high-risk group for various diseases, especially some old-age diseases that are becoming more prevalent among younger people.

Their daily routines are generally irregular, and they often stay up late as a form of compensation. They feel like they're doing themselves a disservice if they don't play mobile games at night after being so tired during the day.

There are also significant issues with diet. Most people rely on takeout instead of homemade food. While not every takeout restaurant is problematic, they are almost always high in oil and salt. Excessive intake of oil and salt puts more stress on the body and kidneys than one might imagine.

Forget about exercise. For many people, running 100 meters is enough to exhaust a week's worth of exercise. Coming to this exhibition and walking around is basically enough to exhaust a whole year's worth of exercise.

Of course, this is not to blame young people. Everyone lives a hard and tiring life with very little personal time. Many unhealthy behaviors are compensatory or retaliatory, so indulging a little is understandable.

This is the main reason why traditional Chinese medicine practitioners offering free medical consultations appear at comic conventions.

Doctors can access a large number of medical patients here for free, thereby obtaining a wealth of data. This not only allows them to accumulate personal diagnostic experience but may also be useful for writing research papers.

Patients can also get some advice from doctors, which may help them improve their health if they listen, or if they don't, that's their own choice.

However, unlike the traditional Chinese medicine practitioners who still wore white coats at other exhibitions, one of the guys at this booth was very much in line with the crowd and cosplayed as "Yagokoro Eirin" from the Touhou Project. He even hung up a sign that read "Eientei" on his booth, clearly a remnant of the Touhou Project.

...If the other party prescribes medicine, should I take it or not?

With his own whimsical ideas in mind, Cheng Tian naturally joined the queue to experience the excitement.

my country's speed of medical consultation is unparalleled in the world. There is no need to apply and wait for half a year. Just by taking a pulse with fingers and looking at the tongue coating, a similar conclusion can be reached.

"Oh? An old SNK veteran~"

Yonglin, who is both a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner and a seasoned player, smiled at Cheng Tian and then gestured for Cheng Tian to show his wrist.

He touched it with his finger, and after a few seconds his expression changed. He tilted his head as if he had seen some rare species, which made Cheng Tian lose his smile.

"Hey! Come here! Come here right now!"

The older brother released Cheng Tian's wrist, then called to several colleagues on the other side, and said something that made Cheng Tian breathe a sigh of relief.

"Look at this! What's firepower? This is real firepower!"

Following Yonglin's lead, Cheng Tian's colleagues quickly learned about his connection and soon showed expressions of surprise.

"How's it going? Do you feel a pulse pressing against your fingertips?" "Your blood and energy are so vigorous, are you an athlete?"

His fellow TCM practitioner looked on with curiosity; he had never felt such a vigorous pulse before in all his years of practice.

Before Cheng Tian could give an answer, a female traditional Chinese medicine doctor on the other side also cried out.

"Come quick! This pulse is amazing! I've never seen one so healthy!"

The older sister who was in charge of taking Bazette's pulse immediately broke her voice.

Brother Yonglin took Bazett's pulse, then his gaze darted back and forth between Cheng Tian and Bazett.

"A pair?"

Cheng Tian and Baze nodded.

"Essence and blood share the same origin, and desire should not be indulged... That's what I originally wanted to say, but I feel that in your case, you might need to increase the frequency appropriately, as your energy and blood seem a bit too vigorous."

Brother Yonglin pretended to cough twice in a serious manner.

"Ahem~ That's enough~ It's hard to imagine meeting two healthy people like you here."

The older brother gave Cheng Tian a knowing look, and then Cheng Tian visibly started sweating profusely.

Even wearing such a thick combat suit didn't make Cheng Tian break out in a sweat, but just this one suggestion made him break out in a sweat... because this guy had no idea what kind of devilish suggestion he had made!
Eileen is actually alright; she's thin and slender, so she's easy to handle, and you can subdue her if she resists.

However, Bazett... is a physical monster whose strength attribute has exceeded its limit and whose life level has also been leaped!

Normally, breaking through the limit of power means that the control of power has exceeded the conventional limit. Theoretically speaking, Bazett can quickly and seamlessly switch between picking up tofu with chopsticks without breaking it and punching a city wall. However, this does not mean that the opponent is completely without the possibility of losing control.

The most representative example is the situation mentioned by Brother Yonglin.

It's worth noting that the furniture in Cheng Tian's private space has been completely replaced with high-strength alloys instead of the original conventional materials, in order to cope with certain emergencies!

It was also on that occasion that Cheng Tian personally experienced the profound and solid nature of an old industrial base.

As we all know, when a unit with only 26 points of strength tries to fight against a unit with 60 or more points of strength in a ground-based physical combat contest, what terrible consequences will it ultimately suffer!
It can only be said that the opponent is indeed a being from the FATE world. If you want to fight against such a heavy industrial system, you must first become stronger yourself!
Of course, Bazett wouldn't lose control every time, but the problem is that the probability isn't zero. In other words, increasing the number of times is equivalent to increasing the average probability of Cheng Tian encountering risks...

Cheng Tian, ​​whose mechanic's license hadn't been issued yet, was indeed having a tough time.

But when Cheng Tianxia subconsciously turned his head, he saw Bazett's expression, which was a mixture of worry and eagerness.

Bang!
Cheng Tian slammed his head on the traditional Chinese medicine doctor's consultation table, swallowing back the words "we'd better take it easy."

For the first time ever, Cheng Tian developed an extremely strong desire and need to improve his own strength attributes.

(End of this chapter)