I bought a secret manual of the Hehuan Sect for ten yuan.

Qin Ge's waist wound has completely disappeared, leaving only a light-colored mark.

"Yeah, how did it suddenly get better?" Qin Ge feigned surprise, though he himself didn't know how to explain it.

He couldn't very well tell Lin Yao that he had bought a lousy manual on a whim and that this was why he was in such a state, because of the magical techniques within it, could he?

"I was probably too excited last night, which unleashed all of my body's potential."

"I still feel a little pain, but one more treatment should make it completely healed!"

Qin Ge pulled the blanket over and rolled over, pinning Lin Yao beneath him.

"I told you to stop fooling around." Lin Yao blushed and braced herself against Qin Ge's chest with both hands. "I really can't take it anymore."

"Walking might even be a problem."

"There's food in the fridge. Make yourself breakfast and go to class. Don't skip class again!"

"There's still plenty of time," Qin Ge said without stopping.

After the stream of light from the manual shot towards his brow, his body became increasingly hot.

Based on the information in his mind, he felt that he should be at the third level of Qi Refining.

"Then be gentle, don't be like last night, acting like a hungry wolf!" Lin Yao relented, her eyes full of doting affection.

......

Qin Ge did not go to class after leaving Lin Yao's apartment. Without a cure for his terminal illness, going to class was no longer of much meaning to him.

If there is no way to solve it, it means he doesn't have much time left, and he doesn't want to waste his limited life on it.

Qin Ge felt his body, which was full of power and lightness, and his frustration vanished.

Now all hope rests on the Yin-Yang Dharma Scripture, a secret manual of the Hehuan Sect.

Judging from the information in his mind, Qin Ge was certain that he had obtained the inheritance of the Hehuan Sect!

The Hehuan Sect, on the other hand, focuses on cultivating immortality!

Not long after Qin Ge left, Lin Yao also got up.

She carried the bed sheet out of the bedroom, walking cautiously and unsteadily.

Lin Yao stood in front of the washing machine, staring blankly at the bloodstains on the bed sheet that bloomed like bright red flowers.

After a long while, Lin Yao let out a long sigh, stuffed the bed sheet into the washing machine, and then went to the dining table.

Seeing the breakfast Qin Ge had prepared, a warm feeling washed over her, and the corners of her mouth involuntarily turned up, but she quickly frowned again.

Meanwhile, Qin Ge had already returned to his dormitory.

Qin Ge wasn't surprised at all; her three roommates were still fast asleep. She was used to it.

Skipping classes was commonplace for them; they played games until the wee hours of the morning every day, so going to class at 8 a.m. was out of the question.

Qin Ge quietly changed her clothes and then went out again.

More than half an hour later, Qin Ge arrived at a traditional Chinese medicine clinic called Qingfengtang.

Qingfengtang is run by a senior traditional Chinese medicine doctor named Sun Shizheng, and it's not far from Dongda University.

Sun Shizheng is quite renowned. He is a specially appointed lecturer at the University of Tokyo and occasionally gives a few open classes or lectures at the Department of Medicine. Qin Ge even attended one of his classes.

"Hello, I need to pick up my medicine."

Qin Ge entered the clinic and saw a woman sitting behind the counter, about his age, engrossed in reading a copy of the Treatise on Febrile Diseases.

Upon hearing this, the woman looked up and quickly glanced at Qin Ge. "Prescription."

Qin Ge paused for a moment, then said, "I'm sorry, I forgot to bring the prescription."

"I'll just read it aloud, and you can grab whatever's on it, okay?"

"8 qian of prepared rehmannia root, 5 qian of deer antler foot, purple ginseng..."

"Wait a moment." The woman took out paper and pen from the drawer. "8 qian of prepared rehmannia root..."

As she wrote, she said, "This is the rule. If it's not a prescription from our clinic that's being dispensed, we have to keep a record of it."

"To avoid unnecessary disputes caused by problems with the prescription, if our clinic believes there is a problem with the prescription, we can refuse to dispense the medicine directly."

"You continue."

Qin Ge quickly recited the entire prescription in her mind. "Make six doses according to this prescription. Can you help me decoct the medicine here?"

"If possible, please prepare three doses for me, and pack the decoction and the remaining medicine together."

"Okay." The woman frowned as she looked at the prescription in her hand. "What kind of prescription is this? Why is it so strange?"

Without hesitation, Qin Ge replied, "It nourishes yin and marrow, moistens dryness and replenishes blood."

He then took out his phone to scan the QR code, asking, "How much is it in total?"

"Wait a minute." The woman's brows were still furrowed. "What kind of formula is this for nourishing and replenishing blood?"

"Are you sure you want to catch them like this? I won't be responsible if they get sick from eating them!"

Qin Ge was getting impatient. "Just follow the instructions. Just because you don't understand it doesn't mean there's something wrong with my prescription!"

"Your prescription?" The woman's expression was displeased. "You mean you wrote this prescription yourself?"

"Nonsense!"

"At your age, you probably haven't even graduated from university yet. You can't just prescribe medicine randomly, can you?"

"I'm sorry, I can't get your medicine!"

"Medicine is a very rigorous field."

Qin Ge was a little speechless, and quickly corrected himself, "Miss, you misunderstood. I didn't mean the recipe was written by myself."

"This was written by an old traditional Chinese medicine doctor from my hometown. I've taken this medicine many times before, and it won't cause any problems. Even if something does happen, your clinic won't be responsible."

"Just follow the prescription and prepare the medicine."

"Really?" The woman was still a little suspicious, but she still took the prescription and went to get the medicine.

She skillfully retrieved medicinal herbs from various drawers. "You have a good memory; you can remember the quantities of more than a dozen herbs clearly."

"I don't quite understand this prescription, but it's clearly suitable for women. You probably didn't prepare it for yourself, did you?"

"There's no mistake, go ahead and arrest her!" Qin Ge was a little annoyed. This girl was quite pretty, so why did she always speak with such a sharp tongue?

It's as if I'm quite willing to treat this kind of thing like a joke!

He had originally wanted to ask if Sun Shizheng was there, but now he didn't want to talk anymore.

The woman paused slightly, said nothing more, and quickly grabbed the medicine.

"I'll go to the backyard to brew your medicine. You wait here!"

The woman came out from behind the counter carrying medicine. "If anyone comes to see a doctor or needs to pick up medicine, please call me."

"My name is Sun Miaomiao."

More than half an hour passed, and no patients appeared at the clinic, but Sun Shizheng returned.

"Hello, Professor Sun!"

When Qin Ge saw Sun Shizheng return, she immediately stood up to greet him.

Sun Shizheng glanced at Qin Ge briefly, then nodded slightly. "You know me? Are you a student at Dongda University?"

Qin Ge nodded, "Yes, I was fortunate enough to attend Professor Sun's class."

"I came here today to get some medicine, and I'd also like you to take my pulse."

Sun Shizheng's medical skills are widely recognized in the industry; otherwise, Dongda University would not have specially hired him as a lecturer.

Qin Ge felt that his body had changed a lot after practicing the Yin-Yang Scripture, but he was still not sure if his cancer had been cured.

We'll definitely need to go to the hospital for a follow-up check-up, but it wouldn't hurt to have Sun Shizheng take a look first since we have the chance.

"Sit down!" Sun Shizheng was as easygoing as he always was when he was teaching.