My daily work as a doctor: My treatment value is increasing.

"That's about enough." Lu Renxin opened the shop page and stared at the next skill he wanted to exchange for, [Hundred Solutions to Prescriptions].

It's not really a skill; it's more like a course.

Instead of direct redemption in the store, you need to buy courses, each costing 300 healing points.

His idea didn't come out of thin air; it was the result of a long period of thought.

There is a lot of controversy surrounding Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) these days, with many people feeling it's useless and a form of pseudoscience.

However, based on his own experience, Lu Renxin still believes in traditional Chinese medicine. His teacher had mentioned many successful treatment cases in class, and he had also seen many patients who had improved after treatment in his clinical practice.

Similarly, his parents also approve of his choice, otherwise they would not have agreed to it. Their belief stems mainly from their own experience.

When Lu Renxin was in the first year of junior high school, his grandfather passed away from cancer. Before his death, he chose chemotherapy in an attempt to find a glimmer of hope.

However, chemotherapy is very harmful to the body, and his body deteriorated day by day. He was so weak that he could not get out of bed.

That kind old man who always cared for him, would hold his hand and take him to the supermarket to buy snacks, and had worked diligently in the fields all his life.

At the end of his life, in his final moments, he was only 1.7 meters tall but weighed only 80 kilograms, lying on the bed like a skeleton.

His hair thinned more and more under the influence of the medication, and he became increasingly listless.

When Lu Renxin was taken to the hospital by his mother, he always smiled and said that he was not in pain, that Grandpa would get better soon, and that he could take her out to play again.

But in reality, he suffers from insomnia every day due to the pain of his illness, and vomits to the point of being unable to eat due to the effects of the medication.

Even in such pain, he couldn't spend much more time with his family, passing away a little over a month later.

His family regretted it deeply, regretting that they couldn't make things easier for him in his final moments.

After suffering so much hardship and torment, all that was done was extend his lifespan by one month.

Therefore, when I learned that my grandmother had gallbladder cancer that had metastasized and was no longer eligible for surgery...

The parents took the elderly woman to several hospitals, but the results all came back the same: she only had two months to live.

After much deliberation, they decided to find an old traditional Chinese medicine doctor to prepare and decoct medicine for her every day, while the children stayed at home to keep her company.

Although her life wasn't extended much longer in the end, and Grandma passed away six months later, her family had no regrets.

There were signs that my grandmother was about to pass away. She had been feeling unwell for the past few days, but that day she was unusually in good spirits.

"Ailan, I want to wash my hair," she suddenly asked.

Actually, she had just washed her hair yesterday, and it was cold, but Grandma insisted on washing it, and she didn't want to go against her wishes.

Perhaps from that moment, Grandma had a premonition that her life was about to come to an end.

Her mother couldn't dissuade her, so she prepared hot water and stayed with her in a sunny spot, carefully cleaning every corner of her scalp.

"Yes, it needs to be clean." Grandma suddenly said.

"What?" The mother didn't hear clearly and asked back.

But Grandma ignored her and simply said, "Ailan, I'm a little tired and want to go to sleep."

The mother, unsuspecting, simply thought that washing her grandmother's hair might have been too tiring, so she agreed.

"Mom, go to sleep. I'll wake you up when it's time to eat."

After she finished cooking, she went to check on the old woman in bed and found that she had passed away peacefully in her sleep.

The family is very calm. They have accepted the outcome of her death, and the treatment has achieved the expected results, extending the old lady's life by six months.

Much later, in a course on the basic theories of traditional Chinese medicine, Lu Renxin learned that this was called a "last flicker of life" or a "false spirit."

Since his specialty is traditional Chinese medicine surgery, if he only performs surgeries, is there any difference between that and clinical medicine?

He wanted to combine the effects of surgery and traditional Chinese medicine to give his patients the best treatment plan.

Whether it's a black cat or a white cat, a cat that can catch mice is a good cat.

Just like recent constipation patients, simply taking Western medicine will only stimulate the intestines and forcibly promote defecation, which can only provide temporary relief and does not address the root cause.

Moreover, long-term and repeated use of Western medicine can easily lead to the degeneration of intestinal function, increasing dependence on Western medicine and making it more stubborn in the future.

At this point, other methods can be sought.

In traditional Chinese medicine, constipation is not solely a problem of the intestines.

This is closely related to spleen and stomach weakness, qi and blood deficiency, dampness accumulation in the body, and insufficient body fluids in the internal organs.

Everyone's constitution is different when it comes to constipation. There are many types, such as those with dryness and heat, qi deficiency, blood deficiency and physical weakness, and cold and dampness in the spleen and stomach.

It is possible to diagnose and treat patients based on their individual constitution and prescribe appropriate herbal decoctions, thus tailoring the treatment to the specific characteristics of each person's illness.

However, there are also shortcomings. The main drawback is that the conditioning effect is relatively slow, and it is a gradual process.

After clicking the "OK" button, Lu Renxin's legs went weak again, and he fell into an endless expanse of lush greenery.

After he regained his footing, the sight before him completely stunned him.

The effect was completely different from the previous two times; the first time it had a technological feel, while the second time it had a classic and antique feel.

So this time it's all about the primitive feel, more like a secluded, hidden paradise, with lush, exotic herbs growing in the soil: ginseng, codonopsis, astragalus...

The medicine basket next to it contained prepared medicinal slices.

Lu Renxin walked to the pile of sacks and emptied them out: licorice, goji berries... these were all medicinal herbs.

Just as he was immersed in this sea of ​​medicinal herbs, a powerful voice seemed to pierce through time and space, slowly resounding in his ears:

"Medicine is about intention. To understand the nature of all herbs, one must first understand the heart of heaven and earth."

As the words fell, a graceful yet majestic figure was projected into the medicinal field.

The man was dressed in a simple, wide-sleeved Han Dynasty robe, with white hair and beard, but his eyes were bright and piercing.

Is this my teacher? Lu Renxin's heart skipped a beat.

He stroked his long beard and said, "I am Hua Tuo. You and I are destined to meet, so I will pass on all my medical skills to you."

Although he knew the system was incredibly powerful, he didn't expect it to be this amazing.

How exactly did it manage to summon the deceased Hua Tuo?

Is this a product of future technology, or a crystallization of wisdom at a higher level?

What exactly is the purpose of the system binding me? From the very beginning, it has never made any demands on me.

Compared to other novels, my system is more like an auxiliary tool. I can exchange for whatever I want as long as I accumulate enough healing points.

What is the purpose of its healing value?

Lu Renxin couldn't help but feel more suspicious and wary.

He always thought he was the chosen one, but when faced with sweet words and temptations, he couldn't help but feel more worried.

But until the situation becomes clear, we should still use the system and not give up the opportunity to improve ourselves.

Hua Tuo nodded slightly, his gaze falling on Lu Renxin with a gentle understanding of the world:

"As my disciple, today I will show you the medicinal herbs of this world."