Several people sat around the dining table, eating and talking about Platycodon grandiflorum. After listening to Tao Wenwen say that the flowers, leaves and roots of Platycodon grandiflorum can be made into medicine and sold at a good price, as well as the Schisandra chinensis that had not been picked today, everyone listened with great interest.

Shi Mohuai said, "Tomorrow we will continue to collect those Schisandra chinensis fruits with you. When the time comes, you can watch and teach me how to prepare them. I will prepare them for you right here."

There are many ways to prepare medicine, such as making it with water, making it with fire, making it with both water and fire, and other methods. Of course, there is also the most primitive method of drying it in the sun, but this takes relatively longer.

Tao Wenwen did not choose the most primitive method. She is familiar with all the processing methods in traditional Chinese medicine, both past and future. These things are not difficult for her at all.

Of course, it is true that doing these things is very tiring, with all the lifting and carrying. Since Shi Mohuai took the initiative to take on this job, Tao Wenwen did not refuse.

Everyone was tired, so after dinner they went to rest. The next morning they got up early, pushed their bicycles and took the big sacks into the mountains again. The Schisandra chinensis were picked in bunches and it was easy to deal with them. It took the group only half a day to finish them.

There were more Schisandra chinensis, so Shi Mohuai pushed them twice on his bicycle. When everyone went home, they were carrying two bags or baskets of different sizes. Only then had they picked all the Schisandra chinensis in the mountains.

At noon, Xu Xiaoyun and Wang Xiaowu also stayed in the yard to help sort the Schisandra chinensis.

Seeing that there were so many people around, Tao Wenwen dealt with Zhang Ertian's herbs as well.

For a moment, the yard was filled with herbs drying everywhere, and it looked so well-organized that people who didn't know might have thought there was a doctor living here.

Since everyone was busy outside, Zhao Xiaoyun simply took on the job of stoker, cooking for everyone. Knowing that Tao Wenwen would use the stove in the afternoon, he quickly cooked lunch.

After lunch, Tao Wenwen took Shi Mohuai to start preparing Platycodon grandiflorum and Schisandra chinensis.

She also chose a relatively simple method of using water and fire together, so that the medicine produced is semi-dry or almost dry. After that, she can expose it to the sun for a few days and then sell it directly.

Sometimes Mo Huai was responsible for the hard work, and Tao Wenwen stood by to ensure the correct sequence and high quality of the product. The rest of the actions were left to Mo Huai.

Shi Mo Huai was almost unable to move when he had to keep stirring the ingredients in the wok until the end. The main thing was that he had to prepare both herbs in one day. Later, Shi Wangting came on board, which gave Shi Mo Huai a break. The two brothers then successfully fried the herbs.

The whole yard was filled with the aroma of medicine, and the faint fragrance lingered around the nose.

You know what, it smells pretty good!

This was mainly due to their speculation. In the evening, everyone sat in the yard to rest. Shi Mohuai and Shi Wangting sat between the two medicines with a sense of accomplishment. Each of them held a large iron cup in his hand, like an old cadre on an inspection tour.

Tao Wenwen sat in front of the door and watched them, also smiling happily.

Shi Mohuai asked Tao Wenwen again, and after confirming that she was fine, he said:

"I'm going back to the city tomorrow. Wenwen, I think your school matters should be almost settled. Why don't you come back with us tomorrow? If you don't go back now, you'll have to go give acupuncture to Master Zhang in a few days, and you won't have time by then."