Chapter 239: Replenishing the Body

Su Nanzhi: “…”

Jiang Beiyu took his coat.

Then he asked the little bodyguard another question, "Are there any signs of being haunted by a ghost?"

Jiang Beiyu, a doctoral student who graduated from one of the top universities in the country, finally had to believe in metaphysics.

"No." Su Nanzhi looked at Jiang Beiyu strangely. He was wearing the Buddhist beads she gave him and the ring she made. No ghost could get close to him without being noticed by her.

Jiang Beiyu was silent.

"Really?"

Su Nanzhi answered decisively: "No."

Jiang Beiyu: "Really?"

Su Nanzhi still shook her head.

Then she heard Teacher Jiang sighing softly, as if regretting something.

"Teacher Jiang, if you're still worried, let me take your pulse."

Jiang Beiyu raised his eyebrows: "You can do this?"

Su Nanzhi looked calm and said, "It can be useful sometimes."

"Okay, then show me."

Two minutes later, both of them were sitting in the living room, one sitting on a single sofa. Jiang Beiyu stretched out his hand, and Su Nanzhi also sat upright and put her right hand on the pulse of the man in front of her.

"Teacher Jiang, do you usually have a cold body? Especially in winter, your hands and feet are easily cold and can't warm up for a long time?" Su Nanzhi asked after pondering for a while.

"Yes, what's wrong?"

Jiang Beiyu is actually very healthy, at least for now, but the problem of cold hands and feet that Su Nanzhi mentioned has indeed always existed.

This is probably what people often call physical problems.

Although the symptoms sound very similar to those of most girls.

But Jiang Beiyu doesn't look like a weak person.

After Su Nanzhi took the pulse, her face looked strange for a moment, but she concealed it very well.

"Teacher Jiang, have you been dreaming more easily at night recently?"

Jiang Beiyu paused, thinking that in the past period of time, he had indeed dreamed of some strange scenes at night.

However, most people don’t find dreaming at night particularly strange. In fact, many times, people don’t remember anything about a dream they had last night when they wake up.

"Yes." Jiang Beiyu said.

Su Nanzhi looked at him with great disapproval: "Teacher Jiang, wasn't your sleep and rest schedule very irregular before?"

Jiang Beiyu: "..."

Su Nanzhi didn't need his answer this time, and said directly: "You need to take good care of yourself in this situation."

Jiang Beiyu: “?”

He retracted his hand, suddenly becoming interested. "Oh? Why don't you tell me what I should eat to replenish my body?"

Su Nanzhi has actually been exposed to traditional Chinese medicine since she was a child. To some extent, she can be considered a Chinese medicine practitioner. Except for the fact that she has not obtained a certificate, she can also be considered a practicing Chinese medicine practitioner. When she was in Yunhai Village, she often treated Uncle Li or Uncle Li's son Wangcai.

This was not her first time treating a patient. Jiang Beiyu's condition did not seem difficult to solve, just a little complicated.

Then Jiang Beiyu saw his little bodyguard open the memo on his phone and start typing word by word.

Jiang Beiyu had no curiosity about what Su Nanzhi had written on the memo until he accidentally caught a glimpse of the herbs Su Nanzhi had written on it: deer antler, dodder seed, cinnamon bark, etc.

Jiang Beiyu: “???”

(End of this chapter)