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"A bad boy who put my daughter in jail in front of me... But the thought of him disturbs my mind..."

After hearing my wife's true words.

Su Wei nodded with satisfaction.

It seems that my wife has a very good opinion of me.

This can be considered as a recognition of me by my wife.

So, the rest of the time will be a natural progression.

"Okay, ma'am, you can get back to normal."

"Madam, I have always been very interested in traveling, so can I take a look at the Compendium of Materia Medica?"

"There are many versions of Compendium of Materia Medica. In addition to various complete or abridged translations abroad, there are about 72 existing versions in China, which can be roughly divided into "one ancestor and three systems", namely the ancestor version (Jinling version, Sheyuantang version) and the Jiangxi version, Qian version, and Zhang version."

After hearing Su Wei's words, the lady's body paused, and then she looked at Su Wei with clear eyes.

At this moment, his eyes contained pity for Su Wei's inability to appreciate the beautiful scenery.

"In that case, take a good look at it."

The lady who was saying this naturally began to take action.

Even the Jiangxi version system mainly includes the edition engraved by Xia Liangxin and Zhang Dingsi in the 1603st year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1640); the Qian version system mainly includes the edition engraved by Qian Weiqi in Hangzhou Liuyoutang in the th year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty ().

The medicine pictures were also revised, as well as the Taihetang edition of Wu Yuchang in the 1655th year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1885). The Siku Quanshu edition during the Qianlong period was copied based on this edition; the Zhang edition system is mainly the Nanjing Weiguzhai edition engraved by Zhang Shaotang in the th year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (). The text is compared with the Jiangxi edition and the Qian edition. After the medicine pictures were revised, more than ten pictures were added, and the "Supplement to Compendium of Materia Medica" was attached.

Su Wei felt a little distressed when he saw this.

However, the expression on the wife's face showed that she was happy with it.

Obviously, this did not make the wife feel any pain at all.

The wife took the initiative to have the 1957 People's Medical Publishing House edition reprinted according to Zhang's edition. The more recent popular editions are the 1977 edition edited by Liu Hengru and published by the People's Medical Publishing House, and the 1993 photocopy of the Jinling edition published by Shanghai Science and Technology Publishing House.

It was presented before Su Wei's eyes, clearly visible.

"So...Su Wei, do you see it clearly?"

Perhaps because she was worried that Su Wei might not be able to observe the details of the mountain well, the wife asked with concern.

"Of course, it would be better if Madam could let me take a closer look."

"Well... whatever you like."

The lady's cheeks were red, and she held the collar of her yoga clothes tightly with both hands to prevent the elastic clothes from bouncing and covering her body.

They don't even care if their clothes become twisted or deformed.

Su Wei obediently watched it carefully.

The wife's figure is very perfect, what an alluring scene!!

Su Wei's eyes went from Li Shizhen (about 1518-1593), an outstanding medical scientist in the Ming Dynasty. His courtesy name was Dongbi, and his later name was Binhu Shanren. He was from Qizhou (now Qichun, Hubei). His family was a doctor, and his father was famous for his medical skills. He studied Confucianism when he was young, but failed the provincial examination three times. He studied under Gu Riyan for ten years. Influenced by his family, he was also fond of medical books, and thus became proficient in medicine. He traveled thousands of miles to seek medical treatment at his door, and he was cured without paying. When the King of Chu heard about it, he hired him as a priest and took charge of the affairs of the good doctor.

The crown prince had a sudden coma, and he was cured. He was recommended to work in the Imperial Hospital of Beijing for one year, and some said he was appointed as the director of the Imperial Hospital. In his later years, because his son Jianzhong was an official, he was promoted to Wenlinlang and the magistrate of Pengxi County in Sichuan Province. He thought that there were many errors in the annotations of the book of Materia Medica in the past dynasties, so he studied ancient texts to verify the present, sorted out doubts and corrected errors, collected a wide range of books, and worked hard to compile.

It doesn't matter.

Su Wei was not in a hurry at this moment.

The jade legs half-kneeling on the ground were curled up, and their slender and round appearance was particularly attractive.

But because of the yoga pants, the jade-white color cannot be seen clearly.

From the 1552st year of Jiajing (1578) to the th year of Wanli (), it took years and three revisions to complete the -volume Compendium of Materia Medica, which was first published in Jinling. His sons Jianzhong, Jianyuan, Jianmu and his grandsons all participated in drawing the medicine illustrations, and his grandsons Shuzong and Shusheng proofread them. Shizhen died just after the engraving was completed.

He also studied pulse diagnosis in depth. His book Binhu Pulse Study (1564) integrated the essence of pulse diagnosis of the ancients, deleted the unnecessary parts, emphasized practicality, and made the discussion more popular and concise. It was written in rhyme to facilitate memorization. This book summarized 1572 types of pulse conditions, and wrote poems on the condition, similarity, and main diseases for each. He also wrote A Study of the Eight Extraordinary Meridians (), which elaborated on the routes of the extraordinary meridians and the rules of diagnosis and treatment.

The lost works of the doctor include San Jiao Ke Nan, Ming Men Kao (some think it is actually one book), Wu Zang Tu Lun, Bin Hu Yi An, Bin Hu Ji Jian Fang, etc. The second son Jian Yuan followed his father in practicing medicine and became famous. After his father died, he presented the Compendium of Materia Medica to the court. The fourth son Jian Fang was an expert in medicine and was selected as a doctor in the Imperial Hospital in his middle age. His disciple Pang Lumen passed on his medical knowledge, while Qu Jiusi passed on his Confucianism.

The two large lumps of beautiful flesh on her chest were emitting waves of alluring, intoxicating and rich frankincense aroma like orchid and musk.

In the air in front of Su Wei, the Compendium of Materia Medica is the result of more than 30 years of hard work by Li Shizhen, a medical scientist in the Ming Dynasty. The book has more than 190 million words and records 1892 kinds of medicines, divided into 60 categories. Among them, 374 kinds of medicines are newly added by Li Shizhen. There are more than 1100 drawings and more than 11000 prescriptions. It is a summary of the pharmacology of our country for thousands of years. This pharmacopoeia, whether from its strict scientific classification, or from the large number of medicines it contains and the fluent and vivid writing, far exceeds any ancient herbal works.

"Well... since we are going to travel, the mountain climbing posture must be accurate. I hope my wife can experience it and point out my shortcomings."

Su Wei said this before his wife could react.

Su Wei raised his two big hands and grabbed her breasts.

The result is obvious. The breasts that the lady let Su Wei admire fell into Su Wei's big hands.

In this book, Li Shizhen pointed out the true effects of many medicines, such as Changshan can cure malaria and Yanhusuo can relieve pain. He also cited examples of poisoning in daily life, such as using tin as a container, because the toxins can dissolve in wine, over time, it will cause chronic poisoning to the drinker. When he encountered difficulties in writing, he went to the field to observe. For example, it was mentioned in the old herbal that pangolins swallow ants by trapping them with scales.

He found it strange and thought seeing is believing, so he got a live pangolin and observed its life pattern carefully, and found that it ate ants with its tongue. He also dissected the pangolin's stomach and found that there were as much as one liter of ants inside, so he wrote this record.

Such a feel naturally made Su Wei want to play with it carefully.

Su Wei reached up with his hands and kneaded the two lumps with varying degrees of force.

Chapter 67 Climbing and Deliberate (Revised!!!)

"Oh~Su Wei...you little rascal, don't climb so hard...oh~"

"Madam, this is just my first time climbing a mountain, so could you please point out any areas where I haven't done well enough?"

Su Wei said this, but his hands did not stop moving.

But after listening to Su Wei's words, the lady really didn't speak again. Instead, she closed her eyes and felt Su Wei's actions with a shy face.

"Oh~"

Li Shizhen wrote his masterpiece Compendium of Materia Medica in this way. Because he criticized the saying that mercury is "non-toxic" and that long-term use can lead to "immortality" and "longevity" in the book, the emperor and his ministers believed that the Taoists used mercury to make elixirs, so the big booksellers did not dare to publish this work. It was not until after his death in 1596 that it was published.

After its publication, it immediately caused a huge response. People spread it everywhere and reprinted it, making it a must-have book for doctors. Since the 17th century, "Compendium of Materia Medica" has been translated into five languages, including Japanese, German, English, French, and Russian. The "Pharmacopoeia of the People's Republic of China" published in 1953 collected a total of 531 modern drugs and preparations, of which more than 100 were based on drugs and preparations in "Compendium of Materia Medica".

Li Shizhen's great academic achievements are also recognized by people all over the world as one of the scientists who has made the greatest contribution to mankind, and his Compendium of Materia Medica is known as the "Great Book of Oriental Pharmacy".

After all, I am a good person who should listen to other people's advice.

This made the wife's expression look better, but it was still a little complicated.

Although there is nothing wrong with doing this.

Su Wei also learns very quickly and is a good child who is good at studying.

Just a little naughty.

But why do I feel in my heart that such a thing should not happen between two people?

Just want to think back.

The wife still did not push Su Wei away, nor did she reject Su Wei.

After all, no matter what Su Wei did to her, it was allowed and considered right, no matter how excessive the behavior was and how wrong it made her feel.

"Yes, ma'am. What do you think of the climbing technique I'm learning now? Is it comfortable? Does this kind of travel climbing make you feel happy?"

Following Su Wei's words, the wife thought for a while: "Hmm~"Compendium of Materia Medica" contains a total of 1,832 kinds of Chinese medicines, a total of 52 volumes.

In terms of drug interpretation, the Compendium of Materia Medica includes eight parts:

Explanation of names, lists the different names of medicines in ancient books, and explains the origins of the names.

Jijie, which collects various scholars' discussions on the origin, morphology, cultivation, and collection of this medicine;

Xiuzhi, introduce the preparation and preservation methods of the medicine;

Smell, introduce the medicinal properties of the medicine;

Indications: List the main diseases that the medicine can treat;

Invention, explanation of pharmacology or recording the experience of predecessors and oneself;

Correct errors, correct the mistakes in past herbal books;

The attached prescription introduces various proven prescriptions based on medicine and their main indications. "

The lady's honest words allowed Su Wei to clearly feel what she was thinking.

"That must be an illusion, ma'am."

Listening to Su Wei's firm words, the lady nodded and stopped thinking too much about such a wrong thing.

Sure enough, my idea was wrong...

This is so correct. Su Wei obviously has no travel experience, so it is such a good thing for me to help him.

You're still thinking about this and that. You really shouldn't...

Hmm~~

But Su Wei's technique is really good...

The wife thought so in her heart.

"Madam, do you think I can meet the standards for traveling like this?"

Su Wei was not going to let his wife go.

"It's really hard for me to study like this, so can you give me a small reward as encouragement?"

"All right, my dear lady?"

Su Wei distorted the facts, raised the price, and took the opportunity to make some more excessive demands.

"Okay, but what do you want me to reward you with, little rascal?"

After hearing Su Wei's words, the wife happily accepted Su Wei's request.

"kiss Me."

Of course, Su Wei is definitely not limited to kissing.

"Is that right?"

As she spoke, the lady's cheek moved closer to Su Wei, and then her rosy lips were imprinted on Su Wei's cheek, like a dragonfly touching the water.

leave quickly.

It seems that my wife is still innocent.

"No, ma'am, that's how it should be."

Su Wei looked at his wife, ready to teach her a lesson.

How can I feel satisfied with this?

As soon as Su Wei finished speaking, Li Shizhen immediately introduced the names, origins, smells, forms, cultivation, collection, and processing of various medicines in detail based on the records in ancient books and his own personal practice, and corrected some mistakes made by his predecessors through rigorous textual research. In his book, he introduced and verified many medicines from South Asia, and consulted Buddhist books extensively, giving Sanskrit translations of many of them, which is very valuable.

Perhaps the lady was too inexperienced. Even after being let go by Su Wei, she still looked dizzy.

She was obviously in a state of arousal and passion, and she was panting, with her beautiful face covered with a bright blush like rouge.

"Ahem...you little rascal...are you trying to suffocate me to death~~?"

"Ahem, did you do this on purpose..."

After the lady took a few deep breaths, she began to cough softly again, perhaps because she had not swallowed it completely. She patted Su Wei's chest with her jade hands and gently blamed Su Wei.

It just sounds like flirting.

Licorice

Explanation of the name: It is also known as honey, honey grass, beautiful grass, grass, Lingtong, and Guolao.

The smell (root) is sweet, flat and non-toxic.

主治

1. Throat pain caused by typhoid fever (Shaoyin syndrome). Use liang of licorice, moxibustion with honey water, add liters of water, boil it into liters. Take liang each time, twice a day. This recipe is called "Licorice Soup".

2. Sore throat due to lung heat (with moxibustion heat). Use liang of fried licorice root, liang of platycodon grandiflorum (soaked in rice water overnight), and add half a jin of donkey-hide gelatin. Take qian each time, decocted in water.

3. Pulmonary atrophy (dizziness, salivation, frequent urination, but no cough). Use liang of roasted licorice, liang of roasted dried ginger, liters of water, boil it halfway, and take it several times. This recipe is called "Licorice and Dried Ginger Soup".

4. Long-term cough due to pulmonary tuberculosis (chills, fever, discomfort in joints, and constant coughing and spitting). Use liang of moxibustion licorice root, grind it into powder. Take qian of it daily and mix it with he of urine from a child.

"Of course not, it's just that my wife's mouth is so sweet that I am a little addicted to it."

Su Wei talked about his feelings just now, not caring how embarrassing the words sounded.