She's come clean; the fake heiress has a ton of aliases.

Chapter 38 Master's Requirements

Without waiting for Ye Chengdong's reply, Xia Xing drove away.

Sitting in the back row, Huo Junyan took out his phone and saw the photos Xu Qi had sent. His eyes darkened, especially when he saw the words on the banner, and a chill emanated from his gold-patterned mask.

"Xia Xing, book the fastest flight back to City A."

Xia Xing was stunned. Just as he was about to ask a question, he caught a glimpse of Huo Junyan's gloomy eyes through the rearview mirror and immediately shut up.

City A, the Huo family's old residence.

Nan Yu held a silver needle in one hand and inserted it into the acupoints on the top of Chi Ying's head, who was in a deep sleep.

“Uncle Li, Grandma has had headaches for many years, and blood clots have been blocking her blood vessels for a long time. Even if she has surgery to remove the blood clots, due to her physical condition, the blood clots will soon cause blockages again. It’s just treating the symptoms, not the root cause.”

"Therefore, special acupuncture techniques are needed to remove blood stasis through acupuncture, combined with traditional Chinese medicine treatment."

Li Chongbai watched as she, with only her right hand, moved like a nimble butterfly, gracefully inserting needles.

Like a ghost, it is difficult to see clearly.

The pressure was just right, and the result was accurate.

Within seconds, all the silver needles were firmly inserted into the acupoints.

"All right."

With Nan Yu's soft voice, Li Chongbai, who had been stunned, finally came to his senses and asked in shock, "Xiao Yu, who did you learn this technique from?"

Nan Yu withdrew her right hand, and after confirming that the acupoints were all correct, she slowly said, "It was taught to me by my master."

Li Chongbai pressed further, "Who was your master, a renowned physician?"

When her master was mentioned, a trace of sadness flashed in Nan Yu's eyes. She tried her best to smile and not let Li Chongbai notice anything amiss.

“Uncle Li, because of the rules of our sect, we disciples are not allowed to reveal our master’s name outside, so I’m sorry, I can’t tell you.” “But I can say that my master is a very, very powerful doctor.”

Upon hearing this, Li Chongbai expressed his understanding, but his face still showed regret, which was quickly replaced by admiration.

"To be able to teach such a skilled apprentice as you, he must be a very powerful doctor. I have never seen such amazing acupuncture techniques before."

Nan Yu sat to the side, placed her left hand flat on the table, and removed the gauze from it.

She took out silver needles, aimed them at the acupoints she had pointed out to Li Chongbai the day before, and inserted them one by one.

Using the same acupuncture technique, all the acupoints were needled in just a few seconds.

Li Chongbai read it again and was still amazed.

"This needling technique is truly versatile, capable of both advancing and retreating, and reaching varying depths, accurately targeting the best possible position."

“Even I couldn’t be so precise. Now I understand why you said that the old lady’s illness could only be treated by you.”

"I really can't do that. Your acupuncture technique is amazing, absolutely amazing!"

His gaze as he looked at Nan Yu again was filled with obvious self-deprecation.

Seeing this, Nan Yu said, "Uncle Li, you have extensive medical experience and are a leading figure in the field of traditional Chinese medicine. I'm just showing off my skills in front of Guan Yu. Please don't laugh at me."

Looking at Nan Yu's composed and humble demeanor, Li Chongbai admired her even more.

"Xiaoyu, your medical skills are so superb, would you like to work at our Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital? As long as you're willing, you can choose any position you like, even the position of my hospital director!"

Nan Yu had a faint smile on her face. "Uncle Li, I'm sorry, I can't go yet."

"My master required me to become a barefoot doctor within three years, without relying on the hospital, and to find a thousand seriously ill patients and cure them all before I could go to the hospital to treat more people."

(End of this chapter)