Kuaiwen: I earn a pension by breaking through the game

Chapter 254 The Bride Dedicated to the Mountain God (44)

"What do you mean? I haven't been out of the house recently. How did this person know that I was sick?"

"If you haven't even met him, and you're talking nonsense, isn't that absurd?"

Gu Xiao touched the tip of his nose and felt it was quite a coincidence.

"This doctor is one of the people I kidnapped and brought back to the palace this morning. When he passed by the garden, he saw you and discovered something was wrong."

"He was right about all the symptoms you just described!"

"Well, let him take a look first. After he writes out the prescription, we will find someone to check it again. We won't do anything rash."

Seeing how Gu Xiao was so persistent, the princess couldn't refuse, so she had to nod in agreement.

"Seventeen! Bring the person in."

"Yes!"

The two people sitting in the side hall, drinking tea and eating cakes, had puffy cheeks that were moving up and down.

Seeing Seventeen coming to lead the way, he quickly stood up, patted the cake crumbs at the corners of his mouth, and followed with big strides.

"See Princess!"

"Greetings...Princess!"

As luck would have it, because he walked in a hurry, the dry and choking cake got stuck in his throat, making Jiang Qiuchen unable to speak clearly for a while.

Fortunately, the princess was a reasonable and gentle person and did not blame her.

"I heard from Xiao'er that one of you two is a doctor who can cure my illness. Who is it?"

Wen Rushi bowed, took a step forward, and said with his head down.

"Your Highness, it is me."

The princess's gaze stayed on Wen Rushi for a moment, then shifted to Jiang Qiuchen who was standing on the other side.

"Then this is...?"

Without waiting for Jiang Qiuchen to speak, Gu Xiao rushed out.

"Mother, this is my new friend. I'll introduce him to you another day. Let him show you first."

A gentle smile flashed in the princess' eyes, and she stretched out her slender wrist and gestured towards the distance.

"Since Xiao'er brought him here, he must have some real skills. Please step forward a few steps and show them to me."

Wen Rushi was nervous. To be honest, this princess was the first patient she had officially treated since she left home.

Yes, you can do it yourself!
After Wen Rushi prepared himself mentally, his eyes were much firmer when he raised his head again.

After taking a few steps forward and doing some observation, Wen Rushi felt more confident.

"To put it simply, the princess's illness is caused by the imbalance of yin and yang, and the improper rise and fall, which leads to disorder of qi and blood in the body and dysfunction of internal organs, thus causing other complications."

"In my opinion, the other doctors were probably deceived by your rosy complexion, and the prescriptions they wrote were all for continuously nourishing the Yin Fire. It was precisely because of this that they inadvertently aggravated the princess's condition."

"If we don't make timely adjustments and continue with this treatment method, even if we continue with the treatment for a longer period of time, there will be no hope of recovery. The condition will only get worse and worse."

Wen Rushi explained the reason behind it in detail, and the more people listened, the more shocked they became.

The princess was a little hesitant at first, but after hearing these words, she couldn't help but believe them a little more, and her gentle tone became even lighter. "May I ask the doctor's name? How old are you?"

Hearing the question, Wen Rushi bent even lower.

"My name is Wen, and I am nineteen years old."

"You are so young and yet you have such abilities. It is such a blessing for my Xiao'er to get to know you," the princess said with deep emotion.

"Then according to Doctor Wen's judgment, how should my illness be treated?"

Wen Rushi was a little frightened. After careful consideration, he answered seriously.

"The treatment of this disease should not be simply to nourish yin or tonify yang, because inappropriate tonification may only exacerbate the complexity of the disease, making the treatment more difficult and further worsening the condition."

"It is necessary to accurately diagnose and treat the disease, find the root cause, and harmonize yin and yang to achieve the purpose of treatment."

When the princess thought of the pharmacy full of prescriptions for tonic medicine, she felt a headache. She had taken so many detours and taken so many unnecessary bitter medicines in these days.

Wen Rushi did not keep the secret, but confirmed it repeatedly in his mind before telling his treatment method in detail.

"The Mingmen, located in the lower part of the human body, is the core of the life fire and the starting point of the qi movement. It symbolizes the real source of fire in the human body and is the root of all life activities."

"When the Mingmen is strong, the twelve meridians of the body will also be strong and the blood will flow smoothly; when the Mingmen is weak, the twelve meridians will also decline and the Qi and blood will not flow smoothly."

“In treatment, I do not directly replenish the Yang Fire or Yin Fire, but focus on strengthening the lower Jiao, replenishing and stimulating the source of this life fire - the True Fire.”

"As the True Fire grows stronger, the Yang Qi in the body will naturally become full, and the abundance of Yang Qi will help to harmonize and stabilize the Yin Fire."

“When that happens, your body will regain balance and any ailments will subside.”

After he finished speaking, seeing the confused looks in everyone's eyes, Wen Rushi looked around and asked politely.

"Can you please prepare some writing brush, ink, paper and inkstone for me so I can write a prescription for the palace?"

After hearing this instruction, the maid who was on standby immediately brought out the best writing brush, ink, paper and inkstone and handed them to Wen Rushi for use.

Experienced physicians usually tend to avoid overly direct and forceful techniques, preferring to choose a longer course of treatment to achieve therapeutic effects through gradual and in-depth treatment and the comprehensive application of multiple medicinal materials.

This approach aims to avoid unexpected risks that may arise from overly direct or intense treatment techniques, thereby ensuring patient safety and lasting treatment effects.

When dealing with complex and difficult-to-treat diseases, although conservative treatment methods are safer, they require more time to observe and evaluate the efficacy, which is time-consuming and labor-intensive.

Wen Rushi had a talent and interest in medicine that far exceeded that of ordinary people, as well as a vision and thinking that was difficult to achieve.

It is this unique ability that helps her break through the obstacles on the surface and get to the root of the disease.

This also led to her being much bolder than ordinary doctors when formulating prescriptions and treatments.

Not only that, the prescriptions prepared by Wen Rushi can save time and effort to the greatest extent, and can allow patients to suffer the least pain.

Wen Rushi wrote quickly and soon wrote down all the necessary herbs and dosages.

She held up the thin rice paper and blew gently on it so that the ink on it would dry faster.

After making sure that the medicine would not be contaminated and affect the prescription, she handed the prescription over.

"As long as you take the medicine according to the prescription above, within three days, the disease will be cured."

Hearing this, the maid hurried forward to take it.