Chapter 1800 Effort
Because of the saying that heroes are made by the times, Manbao and the other two did not go out to play as usual after dinner. Instead, they returned to Chongwenguan with the necessary materials and continued to work, making sure to finish writing the memorial.
Yin Huo, who didn't care much about it, saw this and simply helped Bai Shan and Bai Er take over all the tasks in their school.
While they were working at their desks, he would take the list and check the books one by one in the library, taking out the wrong books and then finding the correct ones and putting them back.
This is the end-of-year task for these Chongwenguan students. Each person is responsible for several rows of bookshelves.
It doesn't seem tiring to organize books, but if you do it for half an hour continuously, even if you are afraid of the cold, you will sweat. The up and down movement is really tiring.
He stood and rested for a while, feeling tired, so he simply put down the book in his hand, folded the booklet, stuffed it into his sleeve, turned around and went to look for Zhou Man and the others.
Manbao and the others have already turned on the lights, and it is still bright today, but the light is a little dim when writing at the desk.
Yin Huo walked in slowly, glanced at the three of them, and asked, "Aren't you going to rest yet?"
Hearing this, the three of them looked up at him, then turned to look at the sky outside.
Bai Erlang, who was writing happily, suddenly felt sleepy and looked at Bai Shan and Zhou Man eagerly.
Manbao glanced at the things they had listed and found that there were only two items left, so he said, "Finish it tonight, and I can write the memorial tomorrow."
Bai Shan also nodded. "You don't have classes at the Imperial Medical Bureau tomorrow, right? You can write the memorial in the morning. I'll check it for you in the afternoon, and then have the doctor review it for us before we copy it."
Fill your day with activities.
Manbao nodded, "The Imperial Medical Bureau has finished its exams. They need to clean the office and prepare for the New Year these two days. They don't need me."
Yin You was indifferent, so he picked up a book from Manbao's desk and opened it to read. He found that it was a medical classic, which he had never heard of.
Man Bao took a look and said, "This is a medical classic written by a doctor who returned from the north during the previous dynasty. It describes some of the illnesses his family encountered after migrating south. Some of them have prescriptions and are marked as having been cured, but many others have no prescriptions and can only be alleviated with other medicines. It also mentions some poisonous herbs and stones. I found it very interesting, so I dug it out and read it in my spare time. If you're interested, you can also take a look. There are many very interesting stories in it."
Yin Huo opened it from the middle and saw the doctor saying that he passed by a small village and saw a woman with a belly as big as a melon, who looked like she was pregnant. Her in-laws also thought she was pregnant, so they took good care of her. As a result, a year passed and she still didn't give birth. Rumors began to spread in the village. Because he was a traveling doctor, the woman asked him to diagnose her.
Her face was sallow, her cheeks were slightly blue, and her pulse was weak...
Bai Shan leaned over to take a look at the chapter he was reading, and for some reason he suddenly shuddered, looking as if he wanted to say something but couldn't.
Yin Huo also found the story fascinating. Although a large part of the text was devoted to describing the woman's complexion, the condition of her limbs, and even her body odor and pulse, he still wanted to know what disease she had, so he turned the page and continued reading.
Bai Shan put down his pen, glanced at Yin Huo, then turned to look at Man Bao, a little reproachfully, "He's not in good health, so many of the stories in it are not suitable for him to read, right?"
Manbao looked up, bewildered. "Isn't it suitable? I thought the story was well written."
Bai Shan turned around and looked at Yin Huo. Seeing that his face turned pale, he asked with concern, "Do you want me to get you a basin?"
Yin Huo closed the book, pursed his lips tightly and shook his head, "No, I'm fine."
Bai Erlang was feeling impatient and no longer wanted to copy the information. Upon hearing this, he leaned over to glance at him and asked, "What's wrong? What story are you reading?"
Bai Shan said, "In a small village by the river in the south, there's a woman with a belly as big as a melon..."
Bai Erlang shuddered and immediately reached out to stop him. "Stop, stop, stop talking. I don't want to hear it. Let's get back to work. It's almost dark, and Chongwenguan will be closed soon. We can't just go back to our rooms to write, right?"
Yin Huo paused for a moment, suppressing the feeling of nausea and fear, and then asked, "Have you all read this story?"
Manbao nodded.
Bai Shan and Bai Erlang, however, looked confused and speechless.
Bai Erlang pointed at Bai Shan with an accusing look on his face and said, "He read it and told me a story at night before bed. It disgusted me to death."
Bai Shan pointed at Manbao and said, "She said she saw a very interesting story and Tete showed it to me."
Manbao muttered quietly, "It's really interesting. I'm doing this for your own good. Didn't you all like to imitate my fourth and fifth brothers and just scoop up a spoonful of water and drink it? Now you know there are bugs in the water. If you drink raw water, the bugs won't necessarily be killed by the human body. They will even reproduce in the human body..."
"Ah—" Bai Shan and Bai Erlang couldn't help but scream in unison, stopping her, "Stop talking! Do you still want us to look up information and copy things for you?"
Yin Huo's face looked better just now, but now he didn't know what he was thinking about, and his face turned pale again due to fright.
The aftermath of this incident was that Yin Huo didn't want to drink water for a long time. If he wanted to drink water, he had to boil it more than twice, look at the steaming water, and make sure that no invisible insects could survive in it before he would drink it.
But he was very curious, "Why did you like to drink raw water when you were young?"
Bai Shan and Bai Erlang opened their mouths, and after a while they turned to look at Manbao.
Manbao said embarrassedly: "Raw water is also very sweet. I also tried drinking raw water when I was a child."
But it only happened once, and then she was stopped by Koko. It was from then on that she realized that there were so many things in raw water. Some of them could be seen by the naked eye, but there were also many things that were invisible to the naked eye. It was very scary.
Bai Shan then continued, "And don't you think that Dashou drinking a bucket of water is very similar to the way the knights in the novels drank?"
Yin Huo, who had been immersed in medicine since childhood, could not quite understand this.
Bai Erlang took the opportunity to recommend his own storybooks, "I have a lot of storybooks under my bed, would you like to borrow them?"
Yin Huo asked, "How does it compare to the biography of Brother Xiang that you wrote?"
Bai Erlang then said proudly, "Of course it can't be compared to that, but it's still worth watching. Anyway, I used to think it was very interesting."
So the four of them couldn't help but exchange the words they were reading. While talking, they copied the information in their hands. Three of the four finally cleared the inappropriate images in their minds.
As for the other one, she never felt that this picture needed to be cleared. When Xiao Yuanzheng handed the book to her, he said that students who would be transferred to the Southern Medical Bureau in the future would have to learn how to deal with these diseases, so the two of them had studied several diseases in great detail.
Manbao: No one's success can be easily obtained. My price is my height.
(End of this chapter)
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