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As time passed, Li Xiaofeng's Chinese medical skills improved at a rapid pace, Hu Qingniu also gained a lot, his medical skills went up a level, and many medical records that could not be explained previously became clear to him. The biggest weakness of Chinese medicine was that it did not have enough systems, although there were many magical aspects, it lacked logic, and Chinese medicine emphasized the particularity of each individual. Although modern western medicine does not deny individual differences, it pays more attention to group identity and always regards the recognition of group identity as the necessary premise and basic principle of almost all clinical medicine and scientific research. There are no norms and standards on how to deal with individual differences, so the credibility of the research results is small. But it is true that each individual has its own particularity. Traditional Chinese medicine has accumulated a lot of experience in understanding and dealing with individual particularity, which is the advantage of traditional Chinese medicine. In the basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine, about the constitution of the human body, there is only the concept of zang-fu organs, skin, flesh, tendons, bones and veins, and the nine orifices of the facial features. Even according to some scholars, the zang-fu organs are regarded as organs at the same time, and the knowledge of body structure is limited to organ level. Some substances or structures that were invisible to the naked eye were not clear. Moreover, due to the limitations of technology, modern people all knew about them. Many of the diseases were caused by bacteria, but it was impossible for the ancient people to know.

Western medicine was developed with the development of anatomy and chemistry. As its starting point was far from the direct life experience, it led to the mechanistic tendency of epistemology and methodology. In general, Western medicine treated the human body as a machine, and Western medicine treated the human body as if it were a carpenter or a tailor. This ignores the energy state of the individual life force as a living body and the direct or immediate pathological state of the individual life force. Due to its limitation of epistemology and methodology, it has led to a great flaw in the western medical system — — the objective existence of the unusual state of energy state, which cannot be correctly diagnosed. Common realities such as the fact that the patient can clearly feel some discomfort of his own, but is told by the pathology of the western medicine that he is not ill, and the objective symptoms that are realistic to the patient are distorted into a subjective illusion. There are such absurd conclusions as that the patient died after the operation, but the operation was very successful, and so on.

Therefore, both Chinese and Western medicine had their own characteristics. One could imagine that Hu Qingniu, who had reached the pinnacle of traditional Chinese medicine, would be able to systematically understand some of the precision instruments and experimental knowledge created by Western medicine using science and technology. His medical skills could be said to have reached an unprecedented level [Li Xiaofeng]. To a person who loved medicine more than the entire world, this was a huge change in his attitude towards Li Xiaofeng. At the beginning, it could be said that Li Xiaofeng's physical condition was just a test subject to him, but later on Li Xiaofeng displayed his talent and treated him as a dream disciple, and lastly, he treated him as someone who could be compared to himself and someone who was more beautiful than him in the apricot forest. It could be said that the relationship between Li Xiaofeng and him was very complicated, but Hu Qingniu's biggest hope was for Li Xiaofeng to become his disciple and inherit his legacy. He could imagine that Li Xiaofeng would definitely be better in medical field than him in the future. Accepting a disciple who was more talented than Lan Lan was one of the biggest wishes of many people.

There were so many bizarre coincidences that made the situation of Li Xiaofeng's body extremely complicated. Even though Hu Qingniu's medical skills had advanced by leaps and bounds, Li Xiaofeng's body was getting colder and colder, just by stimulating his meridians, the effects of the yang qi were no longer as effective as before. For this reason, the effects were minimal, and in the end, Wu Tie thought to use cold medicine to treat the cold, pour in various positive drugs into the bath barrel, and then let Li Xiaofeng in, [Li Xiaofeng was also unwilling to be sealed by Hu Qingniu's big fire acupoint]. This move was effective, but it could only treat the symptoms. Even though the cold energy had been strengthened to a certain extent, it was still able to return to Li Xiaofeng's head. Li Xiaofeng couldn't possibly not leave that medicine barrel forever, right? Because of this, Hu Qingniu searched through his medical skills and thought hard about it, but there hadn't been any progress. The scene that happened today clearly showed that he finally thought of a way and felt sad that he was as unhappy as a madman.

It took only three days for Chang Yuchun's injury to be healed by Hu Qingniu, and he did not know that he had left the valley after bidding Li Xiaofeng farewell. His fate had changed, and in the original book Hu Qingniu had refused to treat him, but in the end Zhang Wuji's random acupuncture treatments had cost him forty years of his life, and now there was no need to lose it when being treated by Hu Qingniu, which only Li Xiaofeng knew of, and he was very fond of Chang Yuchun's character, and he was happy for him when he didn't have to live a short life. If these were brought to the twenty-first century, they would definitely be worth a lot of money and it would be worth a lot of money. Li Xiaofeng walked around the bookshelf, but he did not find a single book that he had not seen before; it turned out that in the past six months, with his photographic memory, he had finished reading all the medical skills here, and under Hu Qingniu' guidance, with the great understanding brought about by his developed brain, he had learned western medicine from his uncle, and with the help of the magical endopsia of the underworld, he was actually able to understand all the profound knowledge of human medicine. Li Xiaofeng said in disappointment.

"I finished reading. It was way too fast. The days where I didn't read any books were so boring. It seems like it's not a good thing to be too smart." "Really …"

When he saw that it was still very early, he suddenly had the urge to walk out of the valley. After all, after staying in the Valley of the Dishes for half a year, everyone would be annoyed, but because they were focused on learning medicine in the past, whenever they had the time they would flip through the medical books, they would not feel bored. Now, with no books to read, they were left by themselves, so naturally they were extremely bored. He didn't know. This random thought was the most important turning point for him ever since he entered the Heaven-Leaning Tower.

Although it was already late in the night, the temperature was still warm. Everyone was sleepwalking and sleeping soundly with Mister Zhou, but unfortunately, we, the protagonist, were not in the mood. He was in a very bad situation, and he was carefully walking down the mountain trail with a sad face. He was lost. Being lost in the 21st century was not a big deal, at most he would ask the police uncle, but in ancient times and in the mountains, the only thing he could ask was the size of the beasts, so they probably wouldn't mind if he delivered this snack to them. Li Xiaofeng said without thinking.

"Oh my god, why am I so unlucky? I was so bored that I went out for a walk and ended up getting lost, what can I do about this, I only hope the heavens are willing to protect me from some wild beast, otherwise, a transcendent person like me, a future hero whom everyone respects, will become a pile of beast feces for the future generations to look upon."

Then a burst of bloody wind rushed over, and then Moonlight Li Xiaofeng saw a tiger pouncing towards him, scaring Li Xiaofeng to the point where he let out a shocking cry, the sound was sharp and ear-piercing, reaching a shocking height, becoming the best tenor sound possible. He gave the tiger a fright, wondering, this two-legged monster actually had a louder roar than his own, could it be that it was very powerful … Li Xiaofeng cried out in fear and turned around to run. His speed was as fast as a flying man's. When the tiger saw Li Xiaofeng running away, it let out a loud roar and chased after him.

Whew, whew, whew …

He was so tired that he vomited blood. When his life was threatened, he finally managed to throw the tiger away at the speed that he had previously planned. After a long while, Li Xiaofeng finally calmed down a little and gasped for air.

"That dead tiger chased me all the way to the top of the mountain, but I'm so tired of it. Wait till I learn martial arts, I'll definitely make you look good, tiger meat as a hassle, bone and wine, a cloak made from tiger skin, and a whip as a soup for the sun, and so on … That tiger was a mother, damn it, so it was a tigress. No wonder she took a fancy to a hero like me.

Narcissism was indeed the best way to ease fear and nervousness. Li Xiaofeng calmed down. Just as he was about to leave, he noticed some green light bulbs appear in front of him …