Invincible Divine Doctor of the Beautiful Lady-Chapter 103 - 101 Liu Shiyi’s Gratitude

Tangyu looked at Liu Shiyi and said, "Could you go and prepare some saline for me? Add ten grams of salt and sixty grams of water, then put in a one-gram slice of old ginger and two grams of vinegar, and mix it with sixty-degree water."

Liu Shiyi glanced at Tangyu, Liu Mei’s brows also slightly furrowed, what kind of recipe was this? She had never heard of it. Saline and vinegar do have some detoxifying effects, but they are not very significant, and what was the purpose of this particular formula? Although Tangyu mentioned it with such precision, it sounded like it could be a special formula.

Yet, seeing Tangyu’s serious expression and the tone that didn’t allow for any doubt, Liu Shiyi was momentarily stunned before she immediately nodded and said, "Okay, I’ll go right away." With that, she walked inside.

The old traditional Chinese medicine practitioner silently watched Tangyu, sensing a very confident power emanating from this young man. Could it be that this youngster was also a rare prodigy in the study of traditional Chinese medicine?

"Doctor, can you really save my son?" the woman asked, gripping Tangyu tightly.

Tangyu gently patted her hand to comfort her and said, "Don’t worry, sister, it’s nothing serious. He has just been poisoned a bit, but there will be no major problem. He will be alright soon."

"Really, Doctor? But why is my son still unconscious and running a high fever?" the woman asked, still very worried. The concern of a parent for their child was born of pure love.

"Auntie, if the good brother says it’s okay, then it must be okay. His medical skills are really amazing," Zhao Yaya said with childlike innocence. Her credibility seemed quite good.

Three minutes later, Liu Shiyi brought over a bowl of saline mixed according to Tangyu’s instructions and handed it to him. As Tangyu took the bowl from Liu Shiyi’s hand, he noticed that her hand was as cold as ice.

This made Tangyu somewhat puzzled; he glanced at Liu Shiyi. Her complexion didn’t look bad, and she seemed to be in good health, so why were her hands so cold? It felt as if they were devoid of any vitality. However, at that moment, he didn’t have time to consider it further and said, "Help me open his mouth."

"Okay," Liu Shiyi immediately and carefully pried open the mouth of the little boy. Tangyu then carefully poured the prepared saline into the boy’s mouth, not stopping until the entire bowl was emptied into him.

After handing the bowl back to Liu Shiyi, Tangyu’s fingers moved quickly across the boy’s body, infusing Pure Yang Qi into the boy, expelling the poison from his body and directly neutralizing any remaining toxicity.

As they watched Tangyu use such an extraordinary and unheard-of method to detoxify the boy, everyone looked at Tangyu with awe. It was just like witnessing a martial arts master from a novel healing someone. The expression on the face of the old practitioner revealed his utter astonishment, and a light of surprise flickered in his eyes as he murmured, "Could this be—"

Liu Shiyi looked on, utterly baffled. If she didn’t trust the young man in front of her, she might have thought he was insane.

With a sudden cry, the boy opened his eyes, flipped over, and vomited profusely, expelling a mass of foul and putrid matter. Once finished, the boy fully opened his eyes, and his complexion instantly improved. Seeing the strangers around him, he seemed a bit frightened, but his gaze quickly fell on the woman, and he immediately called out, "Mommy."

The woman went from weeping to smiling, rushing to her son’s side and holding him tight in her arms, "My precious child, you’re finally okay. You’ve scared me to death." ƒгeewёbnovel.com

"He was really poisoned, and this young man is truly amazing," someone commented.

"Yeah, he’s like a god, way more capable than the old traditional doctor," another agreed.

The onlookers around them all expressed their admiration.

"Come, son, this kind doctor has saved you. Let’s thank him," the mother said, holding her son and turning to Tangyu.

Tangyu hurriedly said, "You don’t have to be so formal, sister. I think your son must have eaten something bad. In the future, you can’t just give him anything to eat, especially spoiled food or even fruits and vegetables that are about to spoil. Eating such things can make a child sick. Also, some foods should not be eaten together because they are incompatible. Especially when taking traditional Chinese medicine, you really can’t eat just anything. Pay more attention in the future, and it will be fine. Your son is already okay; you can take him home and look after him well. For now, let him eat some porridge and drink some milk. A day or two of rest should have him bouncing around again."

"Thank you so much, Divine Doctor for your immense kindness; we will always remember it in our hearts," the woman said, repeatedly expressing her gratitude before holding her son and quickly leaving.

The crowd of onlookers also dispersed.

Tangyu shook his head, smiling faintly. Helping others was indeed a joyful thing. He was used to being gratefully thanked and didn’t feel much about it.

After the crowd had dispersed, the old Chinese medicine doctor bowed deeply to Tangyu, performing a rather old-fashioned gesture, his face full of gratitude as he spoke, "Young man, thank you for coming to the rescue and for preserving the reputation of our century-old brand. I am truly beyond grateful."

With a faint smile, Tangyu replied, "There’s no need for such formality, sir. Coming across such an incident, I naturally did what I could. Besides, the little boy’s problem wasn’t serious."

The old Chinese medicine doctor shook his head, showing a bashful expression as he said, "Speaking of which, I am ashamed beyond measure, unworthy of my medical skills. I have been practicing medicine for over fifty or sixty years, and yet my old eyes have become muddled—I stared for so long without realizing the boy was poisoned. Had it not been for your righteous intervention, the reputation of our century-old brand would have certainly been swept away today. This great kindness and favor will be forever engraved in the memories of the Liu Family; should you need anything in the future, please do not hesitate to ask."

"You shouldn’t feel guilty, sir. And it’s not your fault, after all, you practice traditional medicine, and you don’t have the modern facilities of a Western hospital to conduct detailed examinations. Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes observation and other senses. Just from the surface, it is indeed difficult to determine that the little boy was poisoned," Tangyu said.

Hearing Tangyu’s words, the old Chinese medicine doctor shook his head even more sheepishly, "I am indeed ashamed. You could see the problem at a glance, while I was at a complete loss after a long time. This just shows my lack of medical expertise. Young man, you have truly earned my utmost admiration and astonishment; to reach such a profound level of medical skill at such a young age is fearsome indeed. But, if this old man may be so bold to ask, was the technique you just applied the ’Immortal Finger’ treatment method?"

"Oh, sir, you know about the ’Immortal Finger’ treatment method?" Tangyu was slightly surprised.

The old Chinese medicine doctor nodded and said, "I have heard my ancestors mention it a few times; I have always thought that this method of traditional Chinese medical treatment had long since been lost, and there were no rumors about it. I have spent years trying to gather some information and data on the ’Immortal Finger’ treatment method, but it has been elusive, supposedly lost to the world two thousand years ago. I never thought that I would witness this lost supreme skill today in you, young man. It seems that the records were indeed true," the old Chinese medicine doctor said, his gaze at Tangyu now laced with a hint of excitement.

"Heh, it hasn’t been lost yet, though it’s almost," Tangyu chuckled, not willing to disclose much.

"What is the ’Immortal Finger’? It sounds so powerful," Zhao Yaya suddenly piped up, her large eyes full of curiosity.

The old Chinese medicine doctor glanced at Zhao Yaya and explained, "It’s a traditional Chinese medical treatment method, similar to acupuncture, but much more profound and with a much longer history. There are rumors that acupuncture evolved from the simplification of the ’Immortal Finger’ method. Since it’s a simplification, the healing effects of acupuncture are far less than those of the ’Immortal Finger’. According to some historical records, the ’Immortal Finger’ method could even miraculously heal severe wounds, though these are just some legendary accounts and it’s hard to discern their authenticity." As he spoke, the old Chinese medicine doctor’s eyes turned to Tangyu, seemingly hoping to confirm this statement from him, but Tangyu showed no particular reaction.

"Wow, that’s so amazing; no wonder Good Guy Brother has such impressive medical skills," Zhao Yaya said with a face full of admiration and reverence for Tangyu.

Young girls are prone to idolize easily.

Liu Shiyi was also very curious in her heart. So, traditional Chinese medicine was this profound and contained such unknown aspects. Naturally, her feelings toward Tangyu were now a mix of goodwill and curiosity. Of course, her gratitude increased as well.

"Grandfather, although this issue has been resolved without danger, I am still wondering if the boy’s poisoning has anything to do with us. If so, we need to take precautions to prevent such incidents from happening again," Shiyi suddenly said.

The countenance of the old Chinese medicine doctor immediately grew solemn as he nodded and said, "Yes, bring over the medicine that the woman took."

Shiyi quickly brought over the traditional Chinese medicines prescribed for the boy. The old Chinese medicine doctor took them and began to examine them, smelling them closely, and his expression soon changed subtly, "Hmm, why is there Mimosa?"

"Mimosa?" Shiyi’s complexion also changed, "Why would there be Mimosa in the medicine? How could a child take Mimosa? But, just a bit of Mimosa shouldn’t have caused the boy to be poisoned like that, should it?"

The old Chinese medicine doctor started to ponder deeply with a frown.

Tangyu said, "Nothing is impossible. Just Mimosa indeed wouldn’t have caused such a reaction, but if mixed with other substances, then it’s another story. I already mentioned that the little boy had eaten something bad. Those bad things could produce certain toxins. It just so happens that some toxins, when mixed with Mimosa, can cause a chain reaction, leading to such symptoms."

"It seems that must be it," Shiyi nodded in agreement with Tangyu’s explanation.

The old Chinese medicine doctor took a long moment before he spoke, "Young man, I really don’t know how to thank you. You knew from the start that this had something to do with our long-standing brand, yet you chose not to point it out directly and you dismissed that woman, preserving our reputation."

"Thank you, I, Liu Shiyi, will remember this great favor," Shiyi also looked at Tangyu with a grateful expression.

Being thanked in such a way by a beautiful woman made Tangyu somewhat pleased. He smiled and said, "As I said, no need to be polite, it was just a small matter. Oh, I forgot to introduce myself. My name is Tangyu." But in his heart, he couldn’t help thinking, if you really are that grateful, then become my girlfriend. It’s rare to meet a kindred spirit, and she’s such a beautiful lady too. Naturally, Tangyu couldn’t help having certain thoughts.