Country Peerless God of Medicine

Chapter 777

The three of them walked around the screen wall and came to the east wing.

Two young women came out of the room, saw Ji Hong and said respectfully, "Teacher Ji."

Ji Hong smiled politely and introduced, "These are the two doctors and nurses I invited to take care of my daughter."

"Mr. Chu, please come in."

Chu Yang entered the wing room, came to the bedroom, and met Professor Ji Hong's daughter, Ji Mo.

Ji Mo was lying on the bed, with delicate features and clean and fair skin. It seemed that the two medical staff often groomed and wiped Ji Mo's body.

When Ji Hong came to her daughter's bed, her eyes were inexplicably sad: "My daughter has been lying on the bed for more than ten years."

"For more than ten years, I have always hoped that my daughter could wake up."

When Ji Hong said this, she took a deep look at Chu Yang, bent down, bowed, and bowed deeply: "Mr. Chu, I'm sorry to trouble you."

Chu Yang took two steps forward and helped Ji Hong up: "Professor Ji Hong, don't worry, since I promised you, I will naturally try my best."

Ji Hong looked at Chu Yang gratefully: "No matter what happens in the end, whether my daughter can wake up or not, I will definitely remember Mr. Chu's affection."

"Is there anything else Mr. Chu needs to prepare?"

Chu Yang shook his head: "There is nothing to prepare, let's start."

Ji Hong took a step back, came behind Chu Yang, made way for Chu Yang, and winked at one of the female doctors and nurses.

The female doctor quickly moved a stool: "Mr. Chu, please sit down."

Chu Yang sat down on the stool, gently grabbed Ji Mo's hand, took it out of the quilt, and checked Ji Mo's pulse.

After diagnosing the pulse with his left and right hands, Chu Yang's expression gradually became serious.

Ji Hong asked in a low voice: "Mr. Chu, how is my daughter's condition?"

Chu Yang didn't answer, but stretched out his thumb and middle finger, and gently pinched the heel of Ji Hong's middle finger with his fingertips, and closed his eyes slightly.

After a while, Chu Yang slowly opened his eyes and looked at Ji Hong: "I already have a general understanding of your daughter's illness, let's go outside and talk about it in detail."

Ji Hong quickly responded: "Okay, please, Mr. Chu."

Several people came to the outhouse and sat down.

Ji Hong said to the two female doctors and nurses, "Go home today, as long as I'm here to watch over you."

The two female doctors and nurses responded and left immediately.

Only Chu Yang, Ji Hong, and Lin Qianbing were left in the room.

Ji Hong's expression was tense, and her eyes were fixed on Chu Yang.

Lin Qianye looked cold and kept looking at Chu Yang.

After pondering for a while, Chu Yang looked at Ji Hong and asked, "Professor Ji Hong, you have been a doctor for decades, and you are still a professor of Chinese medicine at the University of Medical Sciences. You should know very well about pulse diagnosis, right?"

Ji Hong nodded: "Mr. Chu was joking. I, Ji Hong, have been familiar with the classics of Chinese medicine since I was a child, and I also know a lot about the books on pulse formulas. Besides, I have been practicing medicine for decades and have rich experience in pulse diagnosis."

Chu Yang nodded: "Then have you checked your daughter's pulse?"

Ji Hong nodded: "Of course I have."

Chu Yang asked again: "Can you find any abnormality?"

Ji Hong shook her head: "I checked my daughter's pulse a lot, but apart from some minor ailments in my daughter's body, I didn't find anything unusual."

Chu Yang continued: "Does Professor Ji Hong know that besides human connections, there is another kind of connection?"

Ji Hong was stunned for a moment, then frowned, and after a while, she had an impression: "I once saw a record of this aspect in the medical skills left by an ancient Taoist priest."

"It is recorded in the medical skills left by this Taoist priest that in addition to human connections, there is also a kind of ghost and god connection."

"This is this kind of ghost vein, it is really mysterious and mysterious."

"And the medical book left by the Taoist priest only records a few lines of ghosts and gods, and the information is limited."

Chu Yang asked again: "Then do you know how to signal the pulse of ghosts and gods?"

Ji Hong shook her head: "Mr. Chu is laughing, I don't know how to call the ghost vein."

Chu Yang looked serious, and glanced at Ji Hong and Lin Qianbing: "I called Ji Mo's pulse just now. Judging from the contacts, Ji Mo just has some physical diseases because of being bedridden for many years. , nothing unusual."

When Ji Hong heard this, his eyes dimmed a little.

Chu Yang continued: "Since Ji Mo's connections are the same, I pondered for a moment and then remembered the connections of ghosts and gods."

"I also know a thing or two about the ghost and god veins, and I know the way of the ghost and god veins."

"So I used the method of calling the pulse of ghosts and gods to call Ji Mo's pulse, and it really paid off."

Ji Hong was startled, and hurriedly grabbed Chu Yang's arm: "Mr. Chu, what did you gain? What did you find?"

There was surprise in Lin Qianbing's eyes. What Chu Yang said, and the introduction about ghosts and gods, aroused Lin Qianbing's curiosity.

Chu Yang continued: "Ghost veins are further divided into ghost veins and divine veins."

"If there is an abnormality in the ghost pulse, it means that something has entered the person's body, which is what the common people say."

Ji Hong muttered to herself: "Bend down? This...how is this possible..."

Lin Qianbing raised her eyebrows, feeling that Chu Yang was talking nonsense.

Chu Yang said: "Among the ghost veins, if the ghost pulses, it means that the things leaning over are ghosts and spirits."

"If it's the pulse of the gods, then the thing bending over is the gods."

"I called the ghost vein for my daughter just now, and I got the ghost vein, which means that the reason why your daughter is unconscious is because your daughter was possessed by something like a ghost from a haunted house, so she never woke up."

Chu Yang's words, to Ji Hong and Lin Qianbing's ears, sounded like a fairy tale.

Ji Hong is better. After all, he is a professor of Chinese medicine. Although he doesn't completely believe in Fengshui, ghosts and gods, it doesn't mean he doesn't believe in them at all.

Lin Qianbing thought that Chu Yang was just talking nonsense, but because Chu Yang made her feel the existence of qi before, Lin Qianbing became a little hesitant in her heart, but Lin Qianbing still believed in Chu Yang's judgment: "Chu Yang Yang, you just said that Ji Mo's ghost veins are abnormal, that he is possessed by ghosts and spirits."

"Then how do you prove that there are ghosts and spirits on Ji Mo's body?"

Ji Hong also quickly looked at Chu Yang.

Chu Yang chuckled: "The ghosts and spirits I mentioned just now are intangible things to you, such as "Qi", which is invisible and intangible, but Qi does exist.

"As for how to prove that Ji Mo is possessed by ghosts and spirits."

"It's very simple. Using my method to cure Ji Mo and make her wake up will prove that what I said is true."

Lin Qianbing asked again: "Then how are you going to heal Ji Mo? Make Ji Mo wake up?"

Chu Yang's face was calm, but he was confident: "Ji Mo's illness reminds me of someone."

"This person is my mother."

(End of this chapter)