Chapter 318 is no longer buried like before.

Jiang Ning readily agreed to Dean Kong's suggestion to publish a book.

Seeing that Jiang Ning agreed, Dean Kong happily went around to the desk, then took out the key from around his neck and unlocked the iron lock on a cabinet under the desk.

Jiang Ning and Principal Lin both looked puzzled. What was so precious that it was worth asking Dean Kong to buy a lock and lock it in the cabinet?

Soon, Dean Kong took the items out.

Seeing those things, Jiang Ning smiled helplessly. Weren't those the notes she had written to Doctors Liu and Lü before?

Why are you here with the dean?

The dean placed the thick stack of notes on the table, then beckoned, "Dr. Jiang, come here for a moment."

Jiang Ning walked over.

Dean Kong took out his reading glasses and put them on. Then, while turning the pages, he asked Jiang Ning, "Dr. Jiang, the prescription for this minor ailment seems to consist of common herbs that can be widely distributed."

Seeing Dean Kong flipping through the pages and picking and choosing, Jiang Ning smiled and said, "Dean Kong, the cases in this handwritten medical book can be made more widely available."

The cases in this notebook are all ones she treated and cured, and it was originally intended to make it easier for Dr. Liu and Dr. Lü to view them.

"Nonsense!" Dean Kong's face twitched. "Do you know how precious this thing is to some people with ulterior motives? You, on the other hand, just don't care about these things."

In fact, Jiang Ning doesn't mind these things being passed down. If no one inherits them, traditional Chinese medicine will be lost sooner or later.

Principal Lin thought the same thing as Jiang Ning.

Principal Lin understood everything at this point.

Dean Kong was thinking about protection, while Principal Lin was thinking about teaching and nurturing students.

Principal Lin said, "Old Kong, I think you care too much about Dr. Jiang. I understand that you want to protect Dr. Jiang's hard work, but if no one inherits these things, then they are just a piece of waste paper. They should be given enough value!"

After listening to his words, Dean Kong thought for a moment, then waved his hand.

"We'll consider that later. Let's focus on getting the parts that can be published for the public right now."

Principal Lin and Jiang Ning didn't argue with him; they said this matter could be discussed slowly.

After work that day, Jiang Ning took Lezhi and Nanxing home.

Now that Lezhi and Nanxing have grown up a bit, Shen's mother occasionally lets Jiang Ning take the two children home alone.

Children become more worrisome as they grow older, but Lezhi and Nanxing are truly mischievous when they're naughty, and truly well-behaved when they're obedient.

With his older brother Zhiqi as a role model, he has learned to make his mother's life easier at such a young age.

As I walked out of the hospital after get off work, Shen Mo was already waiting for me at the hospital entrance.

Since the father and mother gradually let go.

Normally, after training, Shen Mo would drive to pick her and the child up.

If training in the military takes a little longer, Qian Feng will drive to pick him up.

As soon as the car stopped in front of the house, Zhiqi ran out to greet his younger siblings.

Shen Mo had just carried the two children out of the car when he heard them call out in their sweet, childish voices—

"elder brother!"

"elder brother!"

Zhiqi walked over and led Lezhi and Nanxing into the house, one on each side.

Seeing this, Jiang Ning and Shen Mo couldn't help but smile.

Shen Mo reached out and took his wife's hand.

Jiang Ning looked at him and said, "Amo, I have something to tell you."

Upon hearing this, Shen Mo didn't delay and led Jiang Ning into the courtyard.

After entering the main room, Jiang Ning said, "Principal Lin wants to formally incorporate traditional Chinese medicine into the medical curriculum, and Dean Kong asked me to publish a book on treating emergency illnesses that the general public can use."

Upon hearing that traditional Chinese medicine would be formally incorporated into the curriculum of the medical school at Capital University, Shen Mo was genuinely happy for his wife.

He doesn't know anything about medicine.

But he knew the difficulties of traditional Chinese medicine.

Now, thanks to promotion and everyone's efforts, traditional Chinese medicine is gradually no longer being buried like before.

His wife's ability to publish books is entirely due to her own hard work and dedication.

Next, Jiang Ning busied herself re-editing some common medical cases that could be popularized and published, and also helping the school edit traditional Chinese medicine books.

But she still had to go to her hospital shift as usual, and could only edit books in her spare time.

Several busy days passed.

On the Shen family's side.

As usual, Mr. Shen got up and went to check on his father in his room. Seeing that his father was still asleep, he went to the yard to practice a set of boxing moves, and then went to the kitchen to add firewood to the fire where Mrs. Shen was making breakfast.

After adding firewood, he went out to buy the vegetables he would eat that day.

However, halfway through buying the groceries, Mr. Shen suddenly felt uneasy, and his right eyelid started twitching.

There was a feeling he couldn't quite put into words.

After a few seconds, Mr. Shen froze for a moment, then immediately took the half-bought groceries home.

Hearing the commotion, Mrs. Shen peeked out from the kitchen and saw Mr. Shen rushing home in a flurry.

After many years of marriage, she could sense even the slightest abnormality in her father.

She asked, "Old Shen, what's wrong?"

Mr. Shen said, "He should be fine. I'll go inside and check on Dad."

Then he went into the bedroom where Old Master Shen lived.

Seeing her husband's strange expression earlier, and then looking at the sky, Chen's mother noticed something amiss.

Old people don't need much sleep, so at this time, the old man was already sitting in the main room.

But when Lao Shen went to check on the old man in his room today, he was still asleep...

Thinking of this, Mother Shen's heart skipped a beat.

At this moment, Shen's father had already carried the old man out.

The old man was on Shen's father's back, his eyes closed and unconscious.

Mother Shen also noticed that the old man had a lot of sweat on his forehead, face, and even neck, which was dripping and the sweat was as sticky as oil.

The old man had his eyes closed, his face was pale, and his breathing was very weak.

Mother Shen's gaze fell on her husband again. Seeing that he looked unwell, she quickly said, "Bingting, hurry up and go to the gate of the compound to borrow a car to take Dad to the hospital first. I'll go and call Ziming and the others!"

Without delay, Mr. Shen immediately carried Old Master Shen out the door.

Shen's mother went to put out the fire in the kitchen, and then went to call Shen Ziming.

Mr. Shen took the old man to the hospital first. The doctor on duty did a quick check and then told him to take the old man to the emergency room.

Xu Jin also arrived quickly.

Both she and Jiang Ning were the old man's attending physicians, so the emergency care had to be left to Xu Jin.

An hour later, Xu Jin finally emerged from the emergency room. In the meantime, Dean Kong had already arrived.

Jiang Ning and Shen Mo received the call and were on their way.

Xu Jin walked out of the emergency room and met the gazes of the crowd outside. Her eyes dimmed. "Dad, Mom, Grandpa's health is at its last gasp..."

Xu Jin dared not say anything more.

However, as a doctor, she had to inform the patient's family of the truth.

“Grandpa has regained consciousness. We can talk to him in the ward later…” Xu Jin choked up halfway through her sentence. “We’ll also tell my parents to come and talk to Grandpa for a while, and we’ll also tell Grandpa He. He and Grandpa have been getting along very well lately.”

Seeing that Xu Jin's body was trembling, Shen Ziming went over and hugged his wife.

If you look closely, his eyes are also red.

Shen Qianqian burst into tears silently, turning her back to wipe them away.

Outside the emergency room, a profound sense of sorrow filled the air.

Mr. Shen lowered his eyelids, and his body swayed, almost losing his balance.

Mother Shen hugged Father Shen's arm, offering him invisible support.