"Scorpion, Uncaria rhynchophylla, Gastrodia elata..."
After listening to this, Ji Fengwen quietly repeated the prescription that Yun Heng had mentioned.
When he heard it for the first time, Ji Fengwen was quite surprised. By the time he repeated it himself, he had completely understood the purpose of the prescription, and his surprise became even greater.
Just now, Yun Heng said that they had discussed a plan with a group of people. Ji Fengwen was very surprised, but he didn't take the prescription seriously.
An expert can tell whether the child is ill or not, what the condition is like, whether it is serious, and to what extent. Ji Fengwen already knew everything after just listening to it once.
This situation is quite tricky. The child has been having convulsions for several days, which is consistent with the statement in the "Golden Mirror of Medical Ancestral" that "If the navel is dark blue and the mouth cannot be opened, it is internal convulsions and cannot be cured. If umbilical wind appears for one day, it cannot be cured either. One day is seven days. By the seventh day after birth, the blood vessels have not yet coagulated, and the disease is already hidden. Treatment is useless."
In such a tricky situation, Ji Fengwen himself was not very confident. Even if he was present, he could only give it a try.
After carefully savoring the prescription Yun Heng mentioned, Ji Fengwenjue realized that if he were to formulate a prescription himself, it would be this one.
How could Yun Heng and a group of young people come up with this recipe?
He really underestimated these young people.
No, you underestimated Yun Heng.
After so many days, Ji Fengwen has some understanding of the intricacies of Yun Heng and his group. As for this prescription, other people may have expressed their opinions, but it is definitely mainly because of Yun Heng.
"Yun Heng, how did you come up with this prescription?"
Ji Fengwen did not rush to express his opinion, but asked first.
"The patient's condition is very critical and difficult. I couldn't think of a better solution at the moment, so I could only use the most stupid method, selecting medicine based on the child's symptoms and then combining them. I don't know if it's right."
Yun Heng felt a little embarrassed when he spoke.
He clearly saw it from the panel, but now he claims that he came up with it himself.
I already know that this prescription is the best, but I am still pretending that I am not sure.
So shy!
From childhood to adulthood, Yun Heng has rarely lied. After getting the panel, he needs to lie from time to time. Some things can be told truthfully, but some things still need to be explained.
“Great wisdom appears foolish, great skill appears effortless!”
Monsoon Wenxin has received the letter.
Ji Fengwen probably knew Yun Heng's level better. Given the level of Yun Heng and his group, they could come up with this method, so this was the only possibility.
Just as Yun Heng said, this method is the dumbest method, but also the most difficult method.
Selecting medicine based on symptoms and then matching them is easy to say but difficult to do. And this is not the most difficult part. The most difficult part is thinking.
Just like solving a problem, when faced with a difficult problem, most people will solve it step by step, but the more they solve it, the harder and harder it becomes. Yun Heng, on the other hand, directly breaks the problem down into many small parts, then solves them one by one and finally puts them together.
It is difficult to take it apart, and it is even more difficult to put it together. It is even more difficult to think of taking it apart first and then putting it together.
And this method, perhaps only someone like Yun Heng, who is focused, without too many schemes and too many tricks, can do it.
Fortunately, Yun Heng didn’t know what Ji Fengwen was thinking, otherwise he would really think Ji Fengwen was too amazing.
Yun Heng saw the recipe on the panel, but when explaining it to Ji Fengwen, Yun Heng spoke according to his own ideas. This recipe could only be worked out by luck in this most stupid way, otherwise he would not be able to explain it.
Ji Fengwen really has a way of judging people.
Yun Heng has a low emotional intelligence and is not very good at communicating with others. Sometimes his thoughts even seem a little dull and stupid, and his speech is sometimes a little blunt.
But such people are indeed talented in certain aspects. Although Yun Heng is not smart and his grades are not outstanding in school, he is really focused and puts all his attention on one aspect in whatever he does.
When I was in school, I focused on studying. After graduation, I focused on improving my medical skills.
Since entering the West Asia Community Hospital, Yun Heng has been concentrating on making time, practicing in the simulation space, reading books, asking questions, and improving himself.
No one is perfect, and no gold is pure.
Yun Heng's personality might not be welcomed in some companies, and he was not liked by the leaders when he entered the hospital. His classmates and friends might think that Yun Heng was a little lonely and difficult to get along with.
But Yunheng's personality just happens to make it easy for him to achieve success in the academic field.
Just like Guo Jing in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", he is stupid, but what is valuable is that he is focused and persistent. The Old Boy once said that Guo Jing is stupid, but he can learn his double-handed fighting technique, while Huang Rong is smart, but she can't learn it.
Talent actually has many facets.
Memory and comprehension can be considered talents, but temperament and thinking are also aspects of talent.
Everyone has their own talents and there is a place for them. Yun Heng's personality may not be suitable for being an official or for management, but if he enters the pure academic field, he will have his own unique advantages.
Not to mention other aspects, Yun Heng's cautious thinking mode when encountering patients is something that many people do not have. This is not given by the simulation space and panel. The formation of the thinking mode is certainly related to Yun Heng's practice alone in the simulation space, but it also has a lot to do with Yun Heng's personality.
Ji Fengwen sighed and said slowly, "The prescription is fine and can be used, but you need to communicate well with the patient's family to avoid any misunderstandings."
"I understand, teacher."
Yun Heng responded.
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