Kuaiwen: I earn a pension by breaking through the game

Chapter 261 The Bride Dedicated to the Mountain God (51)

After knocking the man away, Jiang Qiuchen shook his hands in disgust and snorted with disdain.

Such a little bastard dares to jump up and down in front of her, it's really laughable.

Although she didn't know any martial arts moves, the brute force she possessed after being tempered by Tianyun Yaohua was enough to make someone suffer severely.

If she really meets a chivalrous knight or a martial arts master, she will have to be careful.

After all, swords and knives have no eyes, and she is a mortal being. If she is stabbed, blood will splatter and she will feel pain.

But this thug just eats and waits for death all day long, his steps are weak, and he can be sent flying far away with just one punch.

In the past, countless honest girls had suffered from the harassment of these hooligans. Now she was giving him a hard time so that he would keep quiet for a while.

Such a big commotion would naturally not go unnoticed by other people. How could they not be surprised to see the delicate young lady transform into a fierce and powerful boxer?

Not to mention others, even Wen Rushi, who had known Jiang Qiuchen for a long time, swallowed a few mouthfuls of saliva after seeing this scene.

Earlier, Wen Rushi was still worried about whether the two of them would encounter any trouble while traveling in the countryside. At that time, Jiang Qiuchen patted his chest and confidently assured her that there was nothing to worry about.

Wen Rushi originally thought that these were just words of comfort, but she didn't expect them to be true.

The villagers who were originally chatting and watching the fun, seeing that they acted in such a tough manner and were obviously not small characters to be messed with, immediately restrained their neglectful expressions and became more respectful.

After the big move of killing the chicken to scare the monkeys, everyone in the village felt insecure, fearing that they would be beaten one second and have to ask others for help in treatment the next.

They were as quiet as quails, lined up obediently, waiting for Wen Rushi's free medical consultation.

Wen Rushi saw a number of patients in a row. Basically, they had common minor illnesses, mostly headaches and fevers, which were easy for her to treat.

If the problem can be solved with the medicine packs I bring, I will give it to the other party directly. If the problem is more complicated and cannot be solved, I will write it down and buy it and bring it back the next day.

The villagers thanked them repeatedly and placed their hopes on them, hoping that their long-standing illnesses would heal soon.

Wen Rushi's initial knowledge was learned from medical books, but there is a difference between what was written and what was actually there.

Her knowledge reserve is sufficient, but her experience is indeed lacking, so she is taking this opportunity to continue practicing and learning so that her medical skills can be improved faster.

Especially when it comes to taking the pulse, the exploration of the pulse is not as simple as it seems on the surface, but contains profound mysteries.

The pulse reflects the state of qi and blood. It is like a bridge, with one end connected to the internal organs and meridians of the human body, and the other end connected to the vast natural world.

Through subtle changes in the pulse, doctors can gain insight into the strength and weakness, smoothness and roughness, and excess and deficiency of the body's internal qi and blood, and thus judge the body's health status and make diagnoses and treatments accordingly.

The pulse of a healthy person is usually calm and rhythmic, reflecting the harmony and smoothness of the Qi and blood in the body.

The patient's pulse may show various abnormalities, such as slow, rapid, floating, sinking, etc. These abnormal pulses represent some imbalance or pathology of the Qi and blood in the body.

It is worth noting that even patients with the same symptoms may have different pulse patterns.

This is because Chinese medicine emphasizes "differential diagnosis and treatment", that is, based on the patient's specific pulse, tongue, complexion and other physical signs, as well as the development and changes of the disease, a comprehensive analysis is conducted to find out the cause and pathogenesis of the disease, and then appropriate treatment methods are adopted.

Therefore, even if the symptoms are the same, the pulse may be significantly different due to differences in the patient's constitution, cause of disease, pathogenesis and other factors.

On the contrary, patients with different pulse patterns may have the same symptoms.

This is because the pulse in traditional Chinese medicine is not only an indicator of the condition, but also a holistic reflection of the internal environment of the human body. Sometimes, different pulses may reflect the same pathogenesis, so even if the pulses are different, the symptoms may be the same.

In the process of constant contact with patients, Wen Rushi combined the knowledge he had learned and integrated it with practice.

There aren't many permanent residents in this village, and after a whole day of work I managed to see almost all of them.

Because it would take time to return to the city, the two did not dare to stay too long and left in a hurry.

After they brought the herbs as promised the next day, the villagers trusted them even more.

The villagers who were entrusted to bring medicinal herbs yesterday also paid the corresponding silver according to the original agreement.

Not to mention that the effect of this medicine is obvious after it is taken. The villagers' increasingly rosy complexions are the best proof of this.

When the two came to the village again, the scene was very different from the first day.

"Oh, everyone, come out quickly, Doctor Wen and Miss Jiang are here!"

"Really? You came earlier than usual today!"

"How could I lie? My little kid saw it when he was playing at the entrance of the village. He spotted two familiar figures from a distance and ran all the way back to tell me."

"That's great. Since I took the medicine prescribed by Doctor Wen, my cough was gone the next day. My breathing became smoother and I slept better. I feel so comfortable."

"I even went to the yard this morning and picked some fresh peaches for them. Although they are a little small, they are very sweet. It is a small token of my appreciation."

"Yes, yes, yes! You reminded me. My old hen laid a few fresh eggs today. I have to give them to Doctor Wen and Miss Jiang."

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As soon as he finished speaking, the man wiped his shoes and ran away.

By the time Jiang Qiuchen and Wen Rushi entered the village, the villagers had already taken their things and were waiting at their doorsteps with their necks stretched out.

"This is my peach, so juicy and sweet! It's the perfect time to eat it now, take it quickly!"

"And here are some of my own country eggs. Stew them and eat them. They are very nourishing. Take them quickly."

"And me, and me. These are plums from the plum tree in front of my house. They're a little sour, but mixed with chili peppers, they're just right. They're very appetizing!"

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Faced with the enthusiasm of the villagers, Jiang Qiuchen and Wen Rushi did not refuse too much. As long as they could use it and carry it, they accepted it without hesitation.

Use spring water to wash off the hairs on the surface of a fresh peach, take a big bite, it’s crispy and refreshing with a crunch sound, it’s really very refreshing.

Jiang Qiuchen ate a peach while helping to take notes.

The main purpose of my visit this time is to follow up on everyone's specific situation and see if there are any areas that need adjustment or improvement.

But the feedback we received was unanimously positive, and basically no one had a relapse.

Everyone was very satisfied with the result. After Jiang Qiuchen and Wen Rushi learned about it, they did not stay for too long, but continued to ring the bells and headed to the next village.