Gu Youran frowned and looked in the direction of the voice.

In the corner of the exhibition hall stood a tall and thin man.

He held an ancient medical book in his hand, flipping through it casually, his movements light and airy, as if he didn't care at all.

An ancient book was thrown on the ground, with its pages spread out, making it particularly eye-catching.

The man was surrounded by several followers, all of whom held their chins high and looked arrogant.

And standing in the middle was none other than Fujikawa Hiroki.

Hiroki Fujikawa folded his hands in front of his chest, a sneer on his lips, and glanced around as if he was looking at a group of insignificant ants.

Shi Heng noticed Gu Youran's mood, touched her elbow gently, and whispered, "Don't worry, let's go over and take a look."

Gu Youran suppressed the anger in her heart and walked over with Shi Heng and Fang Yu.

She stood in front of the man, staring straight at him, her voice as cold as ice, "Please show some respect to these ancient books."

"They carry thousands of years of Chinese medical wisdom, and you can't just trample on them!"

The man was stunned for a moment, then he threw his head back and laughed, his laughter full of sarcasm.

"Wisdom? Haha, it's just some outdated junk!"

"You Chinese medicine practitioners, you hold these yellowed old books and pretend to be mysterious all day long. What kind of diseases can you cure?"

"Our Kampo medicine is truly scientific, advanced, and effective!"

Gu Youran's eyes grew even colder. She stared into the man's eyes, "You look down on Chinese medicine so much. I'm afraid you don't even know what's wrong with your body?"

"Have you recently been experiencing dull pain in your right hypochondrium, a bitter taste in your mouth when you wake up in the morning, and night sweats?"

"You dare to say you don't have these symptoms?"

The man's laughter stopped abruptly and his expression froze.

His eyes were evasive, a thin layer of sweat appeared on his forehead, but he was still holding on, "You... don't talk nonsense! I'm in good health, stop scaring people here!"

Gu Youran remained unmoved. "Traditional Chinese Medicine emphasizes observation, auscultation, questioning, and palpation. I can tell your problem at a glance. You have liver depression turning into fire, and it's caused by long-term bad moods and sulking."

"If you don't take care of it, a minor illness will turn into a major one, and it will be too late to regret it then."

The man's expression became increasingly grim. He unconsciously covered his right side with his hand, his eyes showing a hint of panic.

He gritted his teeth and wanted to refute, but the words couldn't come out.

Gu Youran took a step forward, her eyes locked on him. "You should have a faint blue spot under your right armpit. Do you dare to open your clothes and let everyone see?"

The man's hands trembled and his eyes struggled.

Under everyone's gaze, he slowly opened the collar of his shirt.

Sure enough, the blue area under the right armpit was clearly visible.

"hiss--"

There was a sound of people gasping for air all around.

Everyone's eyes were focused on the man, then looked at Gu Youran, their eyes full of shock.

Fujikawa Hiroki's face was terribly gloomy.

He stepped in front of the man and looked at Gu Youran coldly.

"It's just a coincidence, don't play tricks here!"

Gu Youran didn't flinch. "Mr. Fujikawa, the breadth and depth of Chinese medicine cannot be denied with just one sentence from you."

"Every word in these ancient books represents the wisdom our ancestors acquired through countless practices and lives."

"The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine says: The best doctor treats illness before it occurs, the middle doctor treats illness that is about to occur, and the worst doctor treats illness that has already occurred."

"Your companions can't even see their own illnesses, so what right do you have to deny the value of traditional Chinese medicine?"

Shi Heng also stood beside Gu Youran. Although he didn't say anything, his presence was like a mountain, supporting her steadily.

Fujikawa Hiroki snorted coldly, his eyes full of disdain, and turned to leave.

He was still muttering, "It's just talk. Let's see the real thing in the competition!"

The moment they turned around.

Gu Youran bent down to pick up the medical book that was thrown on the ground and quickly flipped through a few pages.

Suddenly he said, "Wait a minute!"

Her voice was like a knife, cutting through the air.

Fujikawa Hiroki paused.

Gu Youran held up the book. "Take your companion's case of liver depression turning into fire, for example. It's clearly described in this book."

"Using bupleurum, scutellaria, pinellia, and codonopsis can soothe the liver and clear away heat. First boil it over high heat, then simmer it over low heat. Take one dose a day, divided into two doses."

"Drink this for half a month and your companion's symptoms will be greatly relieved."

As soon as the words fell.

The entire exhibition hall fell silent in an instant, as if even the air had frozen.

Fujikawa Hiroki's back was frozen in place, as if nailed down.

His fingers trembled slightly, but he didn't look back.

Fang Yu widened his eyes and couldn't help but give a thumbs up.

"Dr. Gu, you're amazing! I've only heard about the power of Chinese medicine before, but seeing it with my own eyes today is truly eye-opening!"

Shi Heng held Gu Youran's hand, his eyes full of pride, and whispered in her ear: "My Youbao is indeed the best."

Gu Youran's cheeks flushed slightly, and she gently pushed him: "Stop it, there are so many people watching."

She then glanced at the crowd, "There are countless such wisdoms in ancient Chinese medical texts."

"You only see the surface, but never truly understand its depth."

Fujikawa Hiroki and the group of people's faces turned pale, their lips moved, but they couldn't say a word.

In the end, they could only leave in shame.

The back looks like a cat with its tail stepped on, looking both miserable and funny.

Fang Yu patted Shi Heng's shoulder excitedly and said loudly, "Come on, I'll take you to see the competition venue. I guarantee it will open your eyes!"

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