Learn one small skill every day

With the medical skills he had learned, Bai Miao, combined with the art of observing qi, could basically tell a person's current physical condition.

Of the four diagnostic methods—observation, auscultation, inquiry, and palpation—Bai Miao excelled at observation, at least in the latter.

"Thanks……"

Hu Muyao took these words as comforting and went downstairs with his head down.

Bai Miao didn't follow; he just needed to make sure everyone was alright.

After sleeping until the next day, Bai Miao logged onto the Knockers Network while doing his morning exercise. He discovered that the two Knockers, who were the dean and the canteen staff in the previous instance, had compiled the instance information for Qingshan Hospital, including how to clear it, and posted it on the forum.

The vast majority of those knocking on the door believed that it was no easy feat for Bai Miao to mobilize hospital staff and patients to storm the ENT department on the third floor.

Those who haven't experienced Qingshan Hospital can't understand the dangers involved; they just think it's much more exciting than staying there obediently for thirty days.

However, they all support Bai Miao, and the fact that he achieved 200% exploration progress already demonstrates the value of Bai Miao's strategy.

Although they didn't know they would never encounter this instance again.

Upon seeing this file information, Bai Miao had a bad feeling.

As expected, Zhao Ling led the charge in accusing Bai Miao of inhumane acts.

They believe that Bai Miao's act of hiding behind hospital staff and patients, using them as shields, is blatant exploitation.

"I'm just exploiting these employees and patients, so what?"

Bai Miao didn't hold back either, and immediately tagged Zhao Ling to start the match.

"So? You still have the nerve to ask me? You've already found a plan to safely get through the next thirty days, so why did you have to risk everyone's lives at the last minute? Your reckless actions not only killed people in the hospital, but also caused injuries and deaths to others!"

Bai Miao found this question difficult to answer.

That would expose the future knocker and the secret of the door.

And others might not believe it.

The idea of ​​leaving behind information from the future is utter nonsense.

However, Bai Miao still avoided the key point and replied, "Because I asked the black security guards about the hidden mission, which is to break the hospital's strange legend. Simply maximizing revenue or getting through the thirty days is not the best option."

"You may think I'm wrong, but how far do you think you can go? How many of these rules would you understand?"

Bai Miao's words resonated with many people who disliked Zhao Ling.

"That's right! All you do is spout nonsense. It's so easy for you to say, but you'd be dead in there by now!"

"You might as well die!"

"You! When is your next dungeon run?! I'll be entering my next dungeon in five days. If you're in the same dungeon as me, I'll show you how I can clear it!"

Zhao Ling was not to be outdone.

Zhao Ling also had a group of followers, including many who had cleared dungeons with his help.

"Zhao Ling is incredibly skilled in dungeons! You bunch of frogs in a well, don't end up begging him to carry you through!"

Bai Miao glanced at his countdown timer.

5 days, 12 hours, 34 minutes, and 13 seconds.

In other words, there is a very high probability that you will encounter Zhao Ling in the dungeon next time?

Bai Miao was unaware of the extent to which he had been tricked by Zhao Ling in the previous timeline.

He doesn't plan to experience it himself.

In the next instance, Bai Miao only needs to do one thing: find Zhao Ling and eliminate the threat forever.

However, Bai Miao replied, "I'm not in the same instance as you; my countdown is still long."

Bai Miao didn't intend to reveal his identity; killing him quietly was the best option.

With Zhao Ling around, teamwork is bound to end badly.

Why not try soloing?

As long as you don't reveal your ID, no one will know it's you.

After his morning run, Bai Miao ran into Hu Muyao, who was carrying a bag, downstairs.

"Where to go?"

Hu Muyao bit her lip: "Take some things to the hospital...Grandma needs to be hospitalized. She already had some heart problems...She was frightened a while ago, and the doctor said she needs to be hospitalized for treatment."

Shocked?

Bai Miao wondered what could have frightened the old man like that.

Wait... could it be the time your house caught fire?

"Which hospital is it? I'll come and take a look when I have time."

"No...no need to trouble yourself, I can take good care of Grandma."

"I get along very well with your grandma, you can't not let me go see her, can you?"

Hu Muyao hesitated for a moment before slowly saying, "Yes, at the Second Municipal Hospital."

End of volume remarks

Let me summarize briefly here.

I'm not usually good at writing summaries like this, but my reading progress has dropped drastically, and I'm wondering if it's because of the new chapter requiring readers to level up their reading progress. So, I'm writing this to remind readers who are still leveling up their reading progress...

Of course, I am also very grateful to the readers who have been following my work. It is you who give me the motivation to keep writing.

After all, seeing my heart sink as I read every day is incredibly disheartening.

The above is all criticism; the criticism session is over.

To be honest, writing this copy was a painful experience.

Writing supernatural tales based on rules is difficult, but integrating them into a novel makes it even harder, and I don't think the reader experience would be very good. Unless I directly use well-known, existing supernatural tales based on rules as a blueprint, but that would be somewhat plagiarism…

The author is a newcomer, and to be honest, I've been constantly learning and summarizing, thinking about how to write a better novel and improve its performance. To that end, I'm also trying new things. I probably won't write similar side stories anymore; this volume is just an experiment...

My original intention for this volume was to show how batches of people relentlessly pursued their goals in the dungeons, ultimately paving the way for future generations to succeed. Unfortunately, I didn't quite capture that feeling.

The next volume's storyline won't be so riddle-like; instead, it will have a clearer direction. Of course, the next volume will likely feature more battles and puzzles.

The next volume will likely focus on a treasure hunt, set in a separate world. Once this separate world is largely established, the story will begin to rewind, for example, the plot after Abyss Street will start to unfold.

The protagonist will meet more people from the local world, so the next volume will be longer. I sincerely hope for an automatic subscription feature so I don't see my reading progress drop too drastically...

Writing the transition chapters in each volume was actually quite awkward. I wanted to use everyday life to show the characters' personalities, and if I didn't summarize the protagonist's current achievements, readers who had been following the story would easily forget them. But everyday life is something that can easily become padded if not written well...

In short, I can feel that I have many shortcomings, and I am very grateful to everyone who has read this far.

Chapter 85 Exchanging Items

According to Hu Muyao, her grandmother will be hospitalized for at least a week and will be discharged only after the doctor confirms that there will be no problems.

Even though her grandmother told Hu Muyao to focus on her studies and review her lessons, Hu Muyao couldn't put her mind at ease and insisted on staying with her at the hospital.

With less than two and a half months until the college entrance examination, Hu Muyao thought that he could study in the hospital anyway, so it was no big deal.

Bai Miao knew that Grandma Hu Muyao didn't need to stay in the hospital any longer, but he couldn't convince the hospital that he could tell just by looking at her. So he went to school first, thinking he would buy some fruit and go see her after school in the afternoon.

Zhao Wanyang arrived at the classroom earlier today.

She sat in her seat, carrying a large bag in her arms.

Upon seeing Bai Miao, her shoulders trembled slightly, and then she dramatically pulled a large pile of cherries from her bag.

"What are you...doing?"

"You like cherries, right? We bought too many at home, and it would be a waste if we couldn't finish them all, so you can have them all!"

Zhao Wanyang stuffed all the cherries into Bai Miao's arms.

Bai Miao felt that Zhao Wanyang was acting strangely, but he couldn't quite put his finger on why.

There seemed to be a lot of sorrow in his eyes.

I was also distracted during class this morning.

However, around noon, the Yan Yan Fire Brigade sent Bai Miao a private message.

"Hey bro! You didn't drink that potion you got after clearing the last dungeon, did you?"

"No, what's wrong?"

"Don't drink it! Drinking that stuff will reduce your maximum mental strength by eight points, and your Meteor Flying Sword will become negative. Your mental state will become extremely abnormal. Another person named Li Xue also drank it, and his mental strength is reduced to only 2 points, but he has also become extremely irritable."

"And after adding ten points to agility, Meteor Flying Sword ran incredibly fast. In the end, I only managed to catch him by cornering him. Sigh."

The authorities reacted quickly, sending people to keep an eye on the two individuals after they exhibited unusual verbal behavior yesterday.

That's how they managed to subdue the person before causing too many casualties.

Not only the door, but the person knocking on the door is also a potential bomb.

Similar to the Crimson-level trial Bai Miao encountered last time, if the trial had a wider range of collateral damage, then Bai Miao would be a walking, human-shaped natural disaster.

"Boss, I know this request is a bit excessive, but could you give us your potion to research? We are currently collecting the potions from the remaining three people, and of course, we will offer items of the same level in exchange. We also guarantee that we will share the results with you as soon as we make progress in the potion research."

After finishing their statement, the Firefighting Team added, "We plan to submit it to the most advanced drug research institution in the country for analysis. If it's successful, we might be able to mass-produce a drug without side effects!"

Bai Miao knew that Shan Chengtian was just making empty promises, but he did feel that it was much better to hand the thing over to the country for research than to keep it on his person and let it gather ashes.

Moreover, they're not just getting things for free; they'll also exchange them for He-level items.

If mass production of agility-enhancing potions truly becomes possible, it will represent a significant leap forward for China in this field.

"Boss, if you have no objections, we can exchange items online."

"it is good."

After the exchange, Bai Miao had a new headband in his inventory.

The headband was entirely red, with yellow eyes embedded in it. What Bai Miao found strange was that these eyes seemed to be constantly looking at his location.

Even when you're in the inventory, you feel like you're being stared at.