The Ninth Lady is a rebellious person.

Chapter 329 Golden Needles Remove Barriers, Parting the Clouds and Mist
Inside the side room, besides the patient Zeng Jichuan, only Lang Jiuchuan and Jianlan remained, along with the observing physician, Ou Yuanzheng.

Lang Jiuchuan first took out a box of gold needles and placed them side by side on a clean white cloth. He then made a hand seal and cast a purification spell on the cloth. He also explained to Dean Ou, "Although the gold needles are all new, they have been handled by many people and have been contaminated with various scents. Ordinary needles need to be cleaned by fire or boiling water to achieve cleanliness. The spell I used can also achieve this effect, so you don't need to learn it. You can't learn it anyway."

Professor Ou: "..."

Seeing that Zeng Jichuan was sitting upright, Lang Jiuchuan put his hand on his shoulder and said, "You can relax and be at ease. It's nothing, just a little acupuncture."

Zeng Jichuan felt an invisible force pressing down on his shoulders, suppressing his anxiety and fear. He took a slight breath and nodded.

"Then let's begin." The first step Lang Jiuchuan took was to examine the situation, one of the eight methods of extricating obstacles. He first used a cloth soaked in cold water to clean around Lang Jiuchuan's eyes, and then gently pressed and kneaded the acupoints around Lang Jiuchuan's eyes with his fingertips to make the blood and qi more abundant and the eyes more lively.

While pressing, she had already located the acupoints. When she saw that Zeng Jichuan's eyes had become moist, she took a three-inch-long gold needle from a cotton handkerchief on a small table and said, "My lord, I will begin the eye-dotting."

She held the gold needle between her slender fingers. The needle was as thin as a hair, with a slightly curved tip. She heated it in a candle flame, then quenched it in a decoction of Coptis chinensis and licorice root. She said, “Coptis chinensis and licorice root can clear heat and detoxify. Using them to make a decoction and quenching the needle will give it a medicinal aroma. If it gets into the eyes, it can also clear heat and dry dampness, which is better than plain water.”

Ou Yuanzheng: No, why does she have to explain in such detail? Is this teaching?
But when he thought about it, he realized that this was indeed the case. In the past, he only used snow spring water to quench the needles, so it would be better to use medicinal soup instead.

Lang Jiuchuan leaned forward slightly, used two fingers to pry open his eyelids, and a faint light flashed in her eyes. She saw a layer of misty white film covering his dark pupils. Holding the needle in her right hand, she said, "Don't move, and don't blink."

She slowly inserted the needle into the sclera, the midpoint between the cornea and the outer canthus, with the needle tip pointing upwards, beginning to explore the root of the pterygium.

Zeng Jichuan was initially stunned. A foreign object entered his eye, cool to the touch. He could clearly feel the needle tip moving in his eye, a little itchy, but not painful, so he relaxed.

Meanwhile, Ou Yuanzheng was tense all over, even more so than Lang Jiuchuan who was holding the needles. He held his breath and his wrists involuntarily followed Lang Jiuchuan's wrists as he moved, not daring to breathe loudly.

Lang Jiuchuan wasn't as nervous as him. Her hands were extremely steady, and the golden needle seemed to come alive on her two fingers. With a gentle flick at the base of the white mist, the grayish-white veil was peeled away from her black pupils.

Professor Ou narrowed his eyes. Had the separation been successful?

But what happened next was incomprehensible to him. Lang Jiuchuan twisted her wrist, and a stream of energy flowed from her wrist to the end of the needle, causing the end of the needle to hum and tremble slightly. The pterygium completely fell off during the tremor, and Lang Jiuchuan then withdrew the needle, using the tip to hook the pterygium away from the eye.

Lang Jiuchuan dipped the gold needle with the grayish-white film attached into the prepared medicinal soup. The gray film dissolved upon entering the soup and disappeared without a trace.

Ou Yuanzheng couldn't help but come closer. He saw the medicinal soup, then looked at Zeng Jichuan, wanting to ask, but not daring to.

Zeng Jichuan was so excited that his whole body trembled. He blinked, looked at Dean Ou, and nodded.

His once grayish-white pupils had now returned to their original blackness, clear and bright as ever. His gaze unconsciously followed the person administering the acupuncture, and he could even clearly see the fine downy hairs on her face.

Become!

Lang Jiuchuan turned his head and said, "Don't get excited, there's still one more look." Zeng Jichuan suppressed his excitement, cupped his hands in gratitude, and took a deep breath to regulate his breathing.

With one glance, she could insert the needle even faster, demonstrating remarkable speed and precision. By the time Lang Jiuchuan had thrown all the gold needles into the medicinal soup, a fine layer of sweat had appeared on her forehead. She rubbed her wrists and secretly regulated her breathing, while Jianlan used a clean handkerchief to wipe the sweat from her forehead.

It was just a simple golden needle ablation technique, which shouldn't have made her wrists sore. However, the problem was that her tendons in her hand were torn and hadn't been repaired yet. She was relying entirely on spiritual power to maintain her strength, and she also had to concentrate on ablation, which made it quite strenuous.

Fortunately, this technique has been successfully implemented.

"The cassia seed decoction is ready. Use it for external washing and internal consumption." Lang Jiuchuan nodded to Jianlan.

Jianlan sent the message outside, and soon a servant brought the medicine and a rinsing device, which was made of a porcelain tube, round at the top and narrow at the bottom, with a pump head for easy water pressure.

Lang Jiuchuan first made Zeng Jichuan drink a bowl, and then picked up another porcelain tube filled with cassia seed soup to rinse his eyes, saying, "For the next three days, rinse your eyes once every morning and once before going to bed. Do not expose them to wind, fire, or dust. You can cover your eyes with a gauze for these few days, and the problem will be solved after three days."

Zeng Jichuan agreed, rinsed his eyes with the cool medicinal soup, and gently patted the water dry with a clean cotton handkerchief. His eyelashes trembled slightly as he opened his eyes.

As Professor Ou approached, he saw a blue light swirling in the man's eyes, clear and bright, without a trace of the white, cloudy film. Instead, it was as if light had been tempered into the depths of his eyes, making them sparkling and incomparably bright.

This is what it means to part the clouds and see the moon.

Ou Yuanzheng looked at Lang Jiuchuan in disbelief. She hadn't even lost her breath, and her movements were steady and fast, allowing her to complete this extremely stressful acupuncture technique.

The younger generation is truly formidable!

Overwhelmed with excitement, Ou Yuanzheng bowed to Lang Jiuchuan and praised him, saying, "The younger generation surpasses the older; young fellow Daoist's medical skills are superb, I admire them greatly."

"It's just a simple trick to remove obstacles, you're too kind to me." Lang Jiuchuan stepped aside, took out a bottle of prepared pills and handed it to Zeng Jichuan: "This is Mingmu Dihuang Pills. Take one pill after each meal, and your eyes will be fully restored after you finish taking it."

She paused for a moment, then said, "The health-preserving prescription I gave you before is also fine to take, but you were injured before, which damaged your foundation and made it difficult for you to have enough vital energy. I suggest that you practice the Taoist Eight Pieces of Brocade on a daily basis to enhance your yang energy and strengthen your body. When your yang energy is sufficient, your blood and qi will be sufficient, and your body will be healthy."

Zeng Jichuan sighed. He gazed greedily at the sunlight and scenery outside the window, using his own eyes, not his psychic eyes, so he couldn't see the terrifying things that suddenly appeared.

After looking at it for a while, he felt a slight stinging pain in his eyes, so he looked away.

"You've just had your vision cleared, so don't look at bright light for too long. Everything should be done step by step," Lang Jiuchuan advised, and then asked Jianlan to bring a gauze scarf to cover his eyes.

Zeng Jichuan stood up and bowed to her: "Young fellow Daoist, your skills are truly superb. You deserve my deepest respect."

　There are more detailed steps, which I won't go into detail about. I did see some information about removing condyloma acuminata from the eye; those surgical images made my eyelids twitch. Traditional Chinese medicine is truly profound and extensive.
　　(End of this chapter)