The Fierce and Powerful Immortal Physician

Zhou Hao stopped wasting words, walked to the table, activated his Vision-Breaking Eyes with a slight thought, glanced at the samples of Chinese medicinal herbs on the table, then picked up one and began to speak eloquently:

"Leiwan: It is cold in nature and slightly bitter in taste. It enters the stomach and large intestine meridians and is specifically used to kill parasites and eliminate food stagnation. It is extremely toxic and must be ground into powder and taken with water. It is contraindicated for pregnant women and those with spleen and stomach deficiency and cold."

Daphne genkwa: Warm in nature, bitter and pungent in taste, it enters the lung, spleen, and kidney meridians. It is good at purging water and expelling phlegm, treating ascites and pleural effusion. Externally, it can kill parasites and heal sores. It is highly toxic. When taken internally, it must be processed with vinegar to reduce toxicity. It is absolutely contraindicated for those with weak constitutions and pregnant women, and it is incompatible with licorice.

Ya Danzi: Cold in nature...

Without any pause or thought, Zhou Hao identified several rare Chinese medicinal herbs in one breath, recounting them as if they were his own treasures, as if the information was engraved in his brain.

All the candidates watching were shocked, their minds in turmoil. Looking at Zhou Hao, who was calm and eloquent, it was as if they had seen an alien descend upon Earth.

Maya,

This guy isn't bragging! He's a genius, absolutely a genius!

Even the five expert judges were dumbfounded, their minds reeling, as they had never seen such a fierce candidate before.

Without it,

On the laptop screens in front of them, staff members were already listing out the information of the Chinese medicinal herb samples one by one, following Zhou Hao's speed of identification.

The two are identical, and some are even more detailed than the standard answer.

It's simply unbelievable.

However, Zhou Hao's performance continued.

The voice was clear, the output was smooth, and the accuracy was textbook perfect, leaving everyone in awe. The identification of the last Chinese medicinal herb took exactly ten minutes, and the speaker politely bowed.

"That concludes my answer, thank you."

The room fell silent, still immersed in the medicinal aroma that Zhou Hao had created.

"All answers were correct. Zhou Hao passed the first part of the interview, the identification of medicinal herbs, with a perfect score."

Luo Zhiyuan struggled to control his excitement and announced loudly.

I'm sooooooooooooooo!

This little guy's potential is far greater than this.

The sky is his limit!

After a long while, everyone seemed to wake up from a dream and suddenly burst into exclamations of surprise.

"His extensive knowledge and remarkable memory are truly eye-opening!"

"We can never hope to catch up with them in our entire lives."

"A genius among geniuses; even a legendary healer would probably be humbled by him."

"..."

At this moment, Chu Hong was so shocked that her eyes almost popped out of her head; she was completely dumbfounded.

Mom,

This kid is not only good at fighting, but his ability to identify Chinese medicinal herbs has also reached an unparalleled level.

Is this still the same fool that everyone looked down on?

Did I misjudge him?

Chai Yiming was also struck dumb, his mind a complete mess.

Lying trough,

That's incredible!

That's not scientific!

This is the first time in Yunyang City, or even in Shu Province, that someone has reached such a level of expertise in identifying medicinal herbs at such a young age. Could it be that Luo Zhiyuan cheated? Or did they plan this scenario in advance?

However, it won't be so easy to cheat or rig things in the later practical phase; the truth will soon be revealed.

"The first part of the interview is acupoint identification: First, accurate positioning. Candidates are asked to mark the acupoint names on the corresponding positions on a 1:1 human body model and describe them accurately using the bone measurement method or body surface markers."

Second, the meridian affiliation and specific acupoint attributes.

Thirdly, the core indications, chief complaints and efficacy, and typical symptoms.

Fourthly, operational safety must be ensured; the angle, depth, and contraindications for needle insertion must be specified.

Ten acupoints are designated. A pass is achieved if the candidate can accurately identify six or more acupoints within ten minutes.

"Do not specify; randomly select fifty acupoints. If any one is wrong, it will be considered a failure. The time limit remains unchanged."

again,

Zhou Hao made a startling statement.

The entire venue erupted in cheers.

"Holy crap, this guy's really pushing himself to the brink of disaster!"

"There are 362 acupoints on the fourteen regular meridians of the body, plus about 50 to 100 extra acupoints. If you randomly select fifty, you will fail if you get even one wrong. This is practically hellish difficulty."

"In other words, you must be thoroughly familiar with every single one of the nearly 500 acupoints on the body, otherwise you are very likely to fail."

"Damn it, is it really necessary to have such difficult exam questions for just a medical license? Are you trying to kill us all?"

"..."

hiss~

Yue Qingsong, the "King of Acupuncture," and Meng Xiutang, the "Divine Acupuncturist," both looked at each other in disbelief.

Even with their skill level, they wouldn't dare say they could perfectly master hundreds of acupoints.

They had witnessed Zhou Hao's extraordinary skill of controlling needles with qi, which was indeed rare throughout history. His ability to identify acupoints was also fast, accurate, and ruthless. However, to say that he could accurately identify all acupoints in the human body without looking at any information seemed like an exaggeration.

Isn't this a huge exaggeration?

"Master Zhou, let's not make the acupoint identification process so difficult. Some less common acupoints are hard to master."

Upon hearing this, Luo Zhiyuan immediately became anxious and quickly offered a reminder.

Although his acupuncture skills were not as good as Yue Qingsong's and Meng Xiutang's, he was well aware of how difficult it was to randomly select fifty acupoints for identification.

This is equivalent to having the body's meridians completely imprinted in one's mind, so that one can do everything perfectly.

"Just randomly select fifty."

Zhou Hao's face remained calm and composed.

joke,

The foundation of the Nine Nether Yin-Yang Resurrection Needle lies in the mastery of the distribution of meridians and acupoints in the human body. It must be absolutely accurate, with no deviation even in the slightest.

Let alone fifty, I could recite all the acupoints by heart with my eyes closed, accurately locating and describing their attributes.

"Okay, randomly select 50 acupoint labels, 10 minutes, one wrong one and you fail."

Luo Zhiyuan gave a wry smile and announced helplessly.

While others try their best to get through the challenges, this kid is determined to push himself.

but,

He greatly admired this kind of meticulous young man and was even more satisfied with hiring Zhou Hao as a specially appointed expert of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital.

Rome wasn't built in a day. If one didn't have such a meticulous personality, how could one have mastered such astonishing medical skills?

Chu Hong was secretly delighted. This kid was like a walnut, he wouldn't be happy unless he was beaten. He had been bragging to the heavens. Let's see how he gets out of this mess.

Chai Yiming also crossed his arms, a cold glint flashing in his eyes.

You choose not to take the path to heaven, but insist on coming to hell when there is no way out.

If he makes even one mistake, the interview will be terminated. No amount of pleading will help. Humph!

The staff quickly pulled fifty acupoint tags from the sealed box and lined them up on the table.

Zhou Hao stopped arguing and activated his Eye of Truth with a slight thought. He glanced at the acupoint labels and then looked at the human model in front of him.

His eyes sharpened, and he reached out and grabbed at the air. A pressure point label on the table seemed to be enchanted, slowly rising into the air. With a gentle flick of his fingertip, a thin, hair-like silver needle shot out.

The device, tagged with labels, flies directly to the human model and accurately inserts them into the corresponding acupoints.