Tang Qingyun remained silent, and so did Qi Wenyuan.

After a long pause, Tang Qingyun said helplessly, "There will be more and more of these kinds of things in the future, and there's nothing we can do about it."

"Xiao Ningzi..."

"Don't expect everything from Xiao Ningzi."

Before Qi Wenyuan could finish speaking, Tang Qingyun interrupted him, saying irritably, "We're not dead yet. We can come back to Xiao Ningzi and the others when we're dead."

"Don't you even consider how old Xiao Ningzi and the others are? They're still just kids. How can you put such a heavy burden on them?"

"Besides, Xiao Ningzi and the others don't know anything yet. Are you planning to tell them about the situation and the responsibilities they need to bear right now?"

"This is absolutely not allowed."

Qi Wenyuan felt it necessary to defend himself, and he said seriously, "I can live for at least several decades or even a hundred years. When I have money, I can buy a gene optimization fluid and take it, which will allow me to live for several more decades. In that case, I can serve planet E72 for at least another hundred years. By then, Xiao Ningzi and the others will definitely be able to stand on their own."

"It's good that you know."

Tang Qingyun's tone softened, and she smiled, "Let the kids have fun now, as long as they're happy."

"Just like we were back then."

"Um."

Qi Wenyuan responded, "You go ahead with your work, I'll go talk to Xiao Ningzi."

"good!"

So, Qi Wenyuan turned his attention back to chat with Sang Ning, only to find that he had been disconnected again. He tried to log back into the StarNet, but as before, he couldn't.

After trying several times, he sighed and said, "I regret it. I should have chatted with Xiao Ningzi for a bit before I got disconnected."

However, it's too late to regret it now; there's no signal.

It's so despairing.

Desperate, Qi Wenyuan couldn't sit still any longer. He strode confidently toward the cave entrance. Tang Qingyun, seeing this, asked in bewilderment, "Where are you going? Have you finished your business?"

"I'm going to find Helian Sihua to ask when the signal receiver will arrive. We can continue with the important matters after I've asked him."

Before he finished speaking, Qi Wenyuan had already dashed out of the sand shelter like a gust of wind and disappeared from Tang Qingyun's sight.

Tang Qingyun, "..."

She had to admit that he was impulsive and unpredictable.

That's fine. It's good that the signal receiver arrives early, so the kids can attend the class earlier.

Back then, it was incredibly difficult for Xiao Ningzi and his friends to audit classes. Fortunately, despite the difficulties, they managed to get in and didn't become illiterate.

Sang Ning, who hadn't become illiterate, was currently setting Luo Tianya's bones. After being turned around twice by Louis, a normal person would have chosen not to continue, but Luo Tianya was blinded by anger and continued to argue with Louis to the death.

Then he messed up his joints, causing them to dislocate and dislocate.

With a "crack" sound, Luo Tianya, who had been groaning in pain, froze. He looked at Sang Ning in disbelief and hesitated, "I don't know if it's just my imagination, but my arm doesn't seem to hurt anymore."

"You can move a little."

Sang Ning smiled, "It's all better now."

"That's it?"

Before Luo Tianya could react, Emmanuel chimed in with great interest.

Sang Ning hummed in agreement, "It wasn't a big problem to begin with, so it's normal that it's healed."

Great, it turns out that bone injuries like joint dislocation and joint luxation, which require surgical treatment with medical robots, are actually minor issues for Sang Ning.

So what about the surgeries they underwent because of these minor issues that Sang Ning mentioned?

Emmanuel and his companions were bewildered, looking at their own arms and legs and not knowing what to say.

Luo Tianya was unaffected. He was waving his arm vigorously, looking extremely surprised and shouting that his arm really didn't hurt anymore and had returned to normal.

So, the medical center's previous treatments for joint dislocations and dislocations were all incorrect?

[It's not entirely accurate to say it's wrong; it's just that nobody expected treating joint dislocations and sprains to be so simple.]

Both were special effects bullet comments, so Sang Ning saw them.

She asked curiously, "What are the normal treatment methods for joint dislocations and sprains?"

"Surgery."

Without waiting for an answer from the audience, Elliott continued, "Surgery to reposition the joint."

Sanning, "···"

Sang Ning asked with a strange expression, "Didn't they say that with advanced medical technology, severed limbs can regenerate?"

"yes."

Elliott didn't see anything wrong with it and said, "It's relatively easy to treat severed limbs. You can just lie in a medical pod for ten days to half a month and the limb will grow back."

"Joint dislocations cannot be treated this way. If the dislocated joint is not surgically restored to normal first, the treatment in the medical pod using methods for limb regeneration will result in the joint growing crookedly."

Sang Ningren was almost in a daze. So, in this world, medical technology makes it easy to treat severed limbs, but it's more difficult to treat minor problems like joint dislocations that only require straightening the bone.

Is this progress or regression in medicine?

"So, all your previous joint dislocations and other joint problems were surgical?"

She asked incredulously.

Several people nodded in agreement, and the audience also agreed, saying that this was the treatment method for their dislocated joints.

Sang Ning was at a loss for words. She turned her face away and said, "Don't have surgery next time. There's really no need for surgery if a simple bone realignment can fix it."

"The problem is that we don't know how to set bones, and we've never heard of such a technique before."

Even viewers with relevant medical degrees couldn't help but comment—

Yes, there's no mention of bone setting in our professional courses. Before you came along, we'd never even heard of it.

【Your technique was too fast just now. It felt like you just twisted your wrist, and Da Ya's arm was fine. May I ask what the basis is for your chiropractic technique, and how you diagnosed the joint dislocation or misalignment?】

This question really resonated with the professional audience members and everyone present.

Sang Ning was a little troubled, as she didn't know how to teach others.

After silently organizing her thoughts, she succinctly said, "You need a good understanding of human anatomy, then experience, and I can't really give you any more specifics."

Her teacher was incompetent; all her students were exceptionally talented.

She is also this type; she doesn't need a teacher to teach her step by step, and she gets the hang of it on her own.

Then, they accumulate experience by observing on-site, studying the medical records, prescriptions, and special cases written by their teachers, senior brothers, and other senior practitioners, as well as by conducting experiments on themselves.

Whether it's making medicine or treating patients, they always use themselves as test subjects.

Through repeated experiments, experience naturally accumulates.

Of course, this method is only suitable for talented people like them; someone with less talent would definitely not be able to learn it.

Honestly, it's not that these apprentices are talented; with their teachers and senior uncles using teaching methods that are practically devilish and incompetent, it's a miracle they could graduate successfully.

(End of this chapter)

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