Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 431: The Martial Arts Style of "Yanxia Shengxiao Fang" (Monthly Ticket Plus)

"There are 430 books in total, so each group should have more than 20 books. Did Fangyan find the lost book so quickly?"

The situation in the verification room soon reached the ears of the institute's leaders.

At this time, the leaders of the Ministry of Health had not left yet, and they were a little surprised when they heard the news.

You have to know that these books are antiques and they still need to be returned, so you have to be careful when reading them.

Isn’t the speed of dialect too fast?

The reporter said:

"It's an ancient book called 'Shenqiao Wanquan Fang'."

"In addition to some prescriptions with similar efficacy and dosage, there are also some first aid prescriptions that I have never seen before."

"Now the dialect team has started transcribing the entire book."

After hearing the news, the leader of the Ministry of Health praised the institute:

"He is indeed the young man recommended by the institute. His efficiency is unmatched by others."

The reporter said:

"In fact, the team from the Institute of Cultural Relics of the Palace Museum also made some discoveries."

"They found more than ten books in it, which were compiled by two generations of doctors in the Japanese medical center. There were no references in them at all. They were all compiled by themselves based on the index catalogue and association."

After hearing the news, everyone was stunned.

Someone immediately said:

"I knew there would be some water in these little tricks..."

One of the leaders said:
"It's okay. Even if the whole set of books is diluted with some water, there are still other things. There are new discoveries in dialects that can be used."

Then he turned to the messenger and said:

"Let's all work hard and try to find another one today."

"We found a book, and we'll give the whole group credit right here!"

After hearing the leader's words, the messenger nodded and said:
"understand!"

After saying this, he immediately took the news back to the verification room.

After hearing the news, the people inside were not very excited.

They looked at the books in their hands and complained:
"I'm afraid this is not that easy. There are more than 50,000 medical prescriptions in it. If you don't have sufficient knowledge of ancient books and a superb memory, it will definitely take a lot of time."

Fangyan actually agrees with this statement, as other people don’t have this cheat like him.

In 1965, Li Zhongkui from Korea mobilized nearly people and spent half a year to produce this entire set of books. There were groups in Fangyan's proofreading room, with a total of only to people.

It is not enough to just look at the prescription, but clinical verification must be done later.

Anyway, it is not a small job. At present, he is only responsible for keeping an eye on the lost books. He has not yet read other general theories, theories on internal organs, theories on surgical diseases, theories on health preservation, and even historical medical records and "Imperial Physician Summary" written by Koreans themselves.

If you really want to study it, this book is really worth studying.

……

Time passed quickly and it was time to get off work soon.

Today, only the dialect group found "Shenqiao Wanquan Fang", and the Palace Museum group found ten volumes of supplementary books. The others are still lost in the vast ocean of books and have not found any clues.

There are twenty groups, and each group has twenty-one books. So at this rate, most of the groups will do the verification here in the following period of time.

Only Fangyan's group, because of their dialect, can finish the books in their hands quickly.

But after they finish it, they should arrange to help other groups.

There is no way that the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility.

The research institute arranged that Fang Yan and Meng Jimin would continue to see patients in the hospital in the morning, while other team members would come tomorrow to continue copying the "Shenqiao Wanquan Fang".

Anyway, they are currently the first to produce results among the twenty groups.

The dialect has little impact on them working half a day.

After get off work, Fang Yan wanted to talk to Mr. Cheng and Professor Yuchuan, but they ended up attending the welcoming banquet hosted by the Ministry of Health.

In fact, he wanted to ask the leader to mobilize more manpower.

Finding books in dialects is easy, but there is still the work of verification afterwards.

Although there are no technical requirements, the workload is huge.

It won't work if there are fewer people. Fangyan still has to go to college, and he doesn't want to waste time on verification.

Find the lost prescription, and then look at some ancient medical records, and you'll be done.

The leader is not here now, so we'll have to talk about it tomorrow.

When he came, Luo Huichun went to the door to pick him up, and when he left, Xiao Luo naturally sent him back.

Only he, the team leader, enjoys this treatment. Others can forget about it. Those who live closer should walk, and those who live farther should take the bus.

When we got back home by bus, it started snowing again.

As soon as Fangyan entered the yard, Heinu came to greet him with two little dogs, wagging their tails like propellers.

My wife and elder sister are preparing dinner in the kitchen.

The Adenophora and Polygonatum odoratum pork soup that we had stewed when we left at noon was already ready. Fangyan urged everyone to drink a bowl of it to moisten the skin and relieve cough.

Everyone in the family got a bowl, and after drinking it, the dry cough was much better.

Fangyan saw that it was effective and said he would continue tomorrow.

Then he took his young apprentice Zhao Zhengyi to the study to study for half an hour.

Then Fangyan wrote down the prescriptions with individual effects in "Shenqiao Wanquan Fang".

If there were similar prescriptions in other books, he would selectively skip them, but if they were first aid prescriptions or treatments for individual illnesses, he would write them all down.

He remembered all this very clearly, so of course he didn't need to write it down. The reason he wrote it down was to leave it for his three disciples, Anton, Sophia, and Zhao Zhengyi, in the future.

……

Time passed quickly, and five days went by in the blink of an eye.

Today is November 11th, and Fangyan has to go to Le Miao's house tonight to see her off.

There are only a few days left before the college entrance examination.

All those who needed to take the college entrance examination became visibly nervous.

Some people have already resigned early, preparing for a last-ditch effort.

Fangyan only has three days left at Tongrentang.

After work today, Fangyan came to the research institute. After Fangyan's team copied the entire book "Shenqiao Wanquan Fang" last time, no other prescriptions have been found for the time being.

At Fangyan’s suggestion, the institute added more staff.

With the support of this number of people, the group finally reaped the rewards. When they arrived today, one of the groups discovered the "Yanxia Shengxiao Fang" which was also lost.

Fangyan is now a recognized expert in ancient book research. Whenever there is a discovery, people will immediately come to him for help.

Therefore, the research institute simply let him serve as a consultant, which is one level higher than the team leader and is directly managed by the senior leadership.

He can review all the group's research, ask questions, and find problems.

After Fangyan arrived at the group, he started checking immediately.

The prescriptions in this book are also very interesting, and the names are very interesting.

Such as Buddha's Hand Powder, Life-Taking Powder, Centipede Powder, Seven Sacred Gentlemen Powder, Lisheng Powder, Piper Nipponica Powder, Frankincense Regenerating Powder, White Flower Detoxifying Powder, and Jiuku Powder. They are all powder formulas and their names sound like something out of a martial arts novel.

The following are pills, such as Guidan Pills, Huanqing Pills, Wuxian Pills, Tiezhuzhang Pills, Huanyang Pills, Jiegu Pills, and Qilao Pills, which also have similar names.

Finally, there are ointments, such as the Four Saints Ointment, the Black Gold Ointment, and the Bone-setting Ointment.

Just looking at the name, it is hard to understand what it is used for.

For example, Du Ming San is effective in treating frequent diarrhea with pus and blood, and severe abdominal pain.

The effect of Guidan Pills is to treat various accumulations of food over the years, which is called long-term constipation in layman's terms.

The bone-setting ointment is even more interesting. Its efficacy is described as being even more powerful than Luo family's Dipsacus as the Holy Golden Pill for Bone-setting. It can treat all injuries, swelling and pain, and traumatic fractures.

But the prescription is quite cruel, requiring tiger leg bones.

The key is that for these medicines, no dialect similarity of more than 50% has been found so far, which means that this entire book contains very precious and out-of-print secret recipes for pills, powders, pastes and pills.

For a while, as Fang Yan flipped through the pages, the system prompt sounded "ding" continuously.

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