Under One Person: I Can Change Jobs Infinitely.

"Okay, go ahead and ask."

Zhang Zhiwei pointed to the books and asked questions about each one.

Huang Yu answered every question and easily pointed out some of the errors in Zhang Zhiwei's understanding.

"Tsk, I didn't expect him to have such a talent for alchemy."

Huang Yu secretly admired him, realizing that Zhang Zhiwei had studied the material diligently and had even tried it himself quite a few times.

Suddenly, Huang Yu sensed several familiar presences approaching—Hong Qi, and…

dong dong!

There was a knock on the door, and Hong Qi walked in with a smile on his face.

"Master, look who's here."

Huang Yu was taken aback, sniffed, and a familiar medicinal smell filled his nostrils.

"Mother Wu?"

Wu Ruilan was still wearing that red dress, with a kind smile on her face, as she slowly walked in.

"Hey kid, long time no see."

Behind her, Wu Ruilan's two protectors, Iron Shirt Old Feng and Tattooed Man Yan Wen, also followed in.

"Haha, Brother Huang, you're doing pretty well these days."

"In just a few years, they have built up such a large force!"

Huang Yu hurriedly got up to greet him. After several years, seeing his old friend again filled him with a mix of emotions.

"Aunt Wu, Old Feng, Old Yan, what brings you here? You didn't even let me know beforehand so I could get ready."

"No rush, let me introduce it to you."

Wu Ruilan waved her hand, turned to the side, and two more people walked in.

A bald, middle-aged, overweight man with a kind face.

A shy boy wearing round-framed glasses and a white shirt looked a little bashful.

"Come here, Ayu, this is the renowned physician Mr. Niu, and this young man is Mr. Niu's disciple, Wang Zizhong."

“Mr. Niu, young Wang, this is my disciple Huang Yu.”

Huang Yu was slightly taken aback and carefully examined Mr. Niu and Wang Zizhong, not expecting to run into them here.

Mr. Niu is one of the most outstanding medical masters in the world of supernatural beings today. He has formed his own school of thought and is on par with the Duanmu family and Jishetang.

Wang Zizhong, one of the nine great physicians of the supernatural world in later generations, is currently just a socially awkward teenager.

Strange, how did these two end up with Wu Ruilan, a member of the Quanxing sect?

After getting acquainted, Huang Yu led everyone to sit down at the stone table and poured them a cup of tea.

Wu Ruilan squinted at Zhang Zhiwei: "Ayu, who is this arrogant kid?"

Huang Yu laughed upon hearing this: "His name is Zhang Zhiwei, and he is a highly accomplished disciple of the Celestial Master's Mansion."

Wu Ruilan laughed and said, "Oh, so you're a bovine nose."

Zhang Zhiwei's face stiffened: "Wu the witch, still pretending not to know me."

Huang Yu asked curiously, "What, you two know each other?"

Zhang Zhiwei nodded: "I met him when I traveled with my master before, and we had some conflicts."

Huang Yu looked around and saw seven or eight people in his yard, and couldn't help but think how lively it was.

"Aunt Wu, how did you know I was here?"

Wu Ruilan glanced at it: "I wanted to go to the old villa to find you, but I found that you had moved away a long time ago."

"But it's alright. You've been everywhere in Fujian lately, so it's easy to find you."

"Hehe, kid Huang, after doing so many great things, don't think you can hide your identity anymore."

Hong Qi explained, "Master, a disciple recognized Mother Wu and reported it to me."

Huang Yu understood. Back at Liu Family Manor, Wu Ruilan had also done her best to treat these disciples, so it was normal for them to remember her.

Besides, Huang Yu himself is Wu Ruilan's disciple. If you really want to count, these disciples of Xinghuo Academy can be considered Wu Ruilan's disciples and grand-disciples.

Huang Yu asked seriously, "Aunt Wu, what is the matter you came here for?"

Wu Ruilan nodded, took out four red books from her bosom, and gently placed them on the table.

"You've got some conscience after all."

"Great! The barefoot doctor's manual has yielded results!"

"These four books are our initial drafts."

Huang Yu paused slightly, looking at the four red books on the table, their covers bearing the names of South China, Southwest China, North China, and Central China respectively…

Chapter 165 Medical professionals unite, pooling their wisdom and efforts

"South China, Southwest China, North China, Central China..."

"We completed the data organization for four regions at once; that's quite a workload."

Huang Yu picked up the manual of barefoot doctors in the South China region and began to look through it.

The content was found to be detailed and tailored to local conditions, covering common local diseases, local herbs, simple remedies, first aid plans, and public health.

What particularly pleased Huang Yu was that the manual did not present lengthy theoretical explanations, but instead used the symptoms of the disease as an index, making it clear, concise, and easy to use.

Everything follows the principles set by Huang Yu, which are to focus on simplicity and practicality, so that people can see a disease and prescribe the right medicine without having to go through a long period of training.

Of course, this is only a compromise made out of necessity...

Medical resources are simply not that plentiful, and they won't actively seek out impoverished areas; they'll only flock to the wealthy in big cities.

Huang Yu asked, "Didn't we say that we should first get the field sampling and prescription processing done in Fujian?"

Wu Ruilan explained, "That was the initial plan..."

"But as the data was compiled, more and more people found out about it and wanted to get involved, and things got a little out of control."

"However, this is also a good thing. With the collective wisdom and efforts of everyone, the barefoot doctor manuals for these four major regions were initially compiled within five years."

"Later, the barefoot doctor manuals for the Northwest and Northeast regions have also begun to be compiled, and the first drafts will be available in about two years."

Huang Yu asked with interest, "Are there many participants? Who are they?"

Wu Ruilan pointed to Mr. Niu and Wang Zizhong:

"Basically, all the prestigious medical practitioners in the world of supernatural beings have gotten involved."

"Mr. Niu, the Duanmu family, Jishetang, Tengshan, Santong Fire Needle, Baicaotang, Xiangxi Gu Master, Yiqi Flow, Huichun Valley..."

“Even some of the old dogs in Quanxing, like the murderous doctor, the medicine ghost, and the Gu master, hehe, I’ve called all these old guys out of the mountains.”

“Young man, I’m serious about compiling this manual.”

"I also have to thank you for finding me such a good job."

Huang Yu thought to himself, "This has really stirred up a hornet's nest in the medical world, causing so many medical sects to be exposed all at once."

It was unexpected that people in the medical field would be so enthusiastic about this matter.

"So, Aunt Wu, you came to see me today just to show me your achievements?"

Wu Ruilan nodded: "That's only one aspect. You were also one of the initiators of this project, so naturally you should be informed of the results."

"How do you think the barefoot doctor's manuals for these four regions are written? Are there any parts that need to be revised?"

Huang Yu then picked up the handbook from the Central China region and exclaimed, "The content is detailed, simple and practical, and there are many first-hand prescriptions. It's clear that you've conducted on-site research in rural areas."

Wu Ruilan curled her lips: "That's right. In order to obtain first-hand information, we mobilized a lot of manpower and resources. Each doctor led his apprentice to go to the countryside to conduct practice."

Mr. Niu patted Wang Zizhong on the shoulder and said with a smile, "Zizhong and I were in charge of the research in Central China. We spent two years in places like Xinxing Village, Da'an Village, and Wuzhou."

Huang Yu flipped through all four books one by one, reading with utmost concentration, mapping each word to the knowledge in his mind.

Several pieces of career information appeared in the consciousness panel.

[The Barefoot Doctor's Handbook (Beginner 0/50)]

[Acquired a medical skill, triggering job advancement - Physician (Tier 1)]

Job Change Requirements:

1. Systematically learn various medical theories, including but not limited to human anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, immunology and microbiology, medical genetics, diagnostics, internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, neurology, infectious diseases, emergency medicine, preventive medicine, traditional Chinese medicine theory, formulary, acupuncture and other basic medical theories.

2. Successfully cured three patients using medical skills.

After changing jobs:

1. Attribute growth

2. Gain the professional talent: Functional Suspension

3. Obtain special bonuses:

(1) The speed of learning medical theory has increased.

(2) The speed of injury diagnosis has been increased.

Looking at the various medical theories listed in the requirements for changing to the [Physician] profession, Huang Yu almost choked.

Damn, are they treating him like a medical student?!

Why do I need to learn so much to switch to the medical profession?!

This is to train him to become a general practitioner.

Looking at the various medical theories in the job change panel, Huang Yu found that most of them were cutting-edge modern medical theories, but traditional Chinese medicine theories were also among them.

In an instant, Huang Yu put the career change to medicine out of his mind and focused on getting the barefoot doctor's manual sorted out first.

Huang Yu quickly went through the contents of the four barefoot doctor manuals to identify any errors or areas for improvement.

Although he is not a doctor, he is a top-notch pharmacist who has received Fujiyama's true teachings.