You protect my safety, I will save your life.
But watching helplessly as wounded soldiers died in agony because they couldn't receive effective treatment, they saw it as a sign of their own incompetence.
Zhang Zhongjing sighed softly, then said solemnly, "Ah, let's take it slow. I believe that with His Majesty's support, we will definitely be able to develop a new medicine to save and help those soldiers!"
Dong Gan nodded in agreement. "Zhongjing is right. The emperor and the soldiers are waiting for our good news. We will definitely succeed!"
Hua Tuo: "Good!"
Hua Tuo began to formulate medicines that could inhibit the worsening of wounds, starting with hemostasis and pain relief.
Then Dong Gan also came to his workbench and began to formulate new medicines, starting from the aspects of meridians and enhancing resistance.
Zhang Zhongjing then went to the piglet to check on its condition.
Seeing that the piglet was still having a runny nose and feeling its body temperature, Zhang Zhongjing felt that the symptoms were somewhat similar to typhoid fever, but the difference was that this one was not contagious.
Zhang Zhongjing couldn't help but speculate about the connection between the two symptoms, suggesting that perhaps he could start by studying the medications used to treat typhoid fever.
The process of developing new drugs is complex and tedious, but Hua Tuo, Dong Gan, and Zhang Zhongjing did not feel it at all. They carried out formulation and experimentation time and time again from their respective areas of expertise.
Hua Tuo's disciple, Hua Lao, continuously helped them organize and find the necessary medicines and materials.
Although Hua Lao was a chatterbox, the fact that he was accepted as a disciple by Hua Tuo is enough to show his talent in medicine, as well as his diligence and eagerness to learn.
Since following Hua Tuo to the medical school, in addition to his mentor Hua Tuo, Hua Lao often went to Zhang Bozu, Dong Gan, Zhang Zhongjing and others to ask for advice and learn various medical knowledge.
Although he talked a lot, his diligence, eagerness to learn, and intelligence made him well-liked by several people. They would patiently explain and guide him on any questions Hua Lao raised.
Therefore, Hua Lao's medical skills have also improved by leaps and bounds. Within the medical school, he can be said to be second only to these few doctors, which is why he is called "senior brother" by the other students.
"Huh? This boil can actually get moldy?"
While tidying up the utensils, Hua Lao suddenly discovered that a clump of mold had grown on a sore that Hua Tuo had scraped off from an animal's wound a few days earlier.
Hua Lao turned to look at Hua Tuo, who was engrossed in his work, and asked, "Master! This has gone moldy, do you still want it?"
"No, I don't want it!"
Hua Tuo didn't turn his head and continued working.
Hua Lao: "Oh, then I'll take it out and bury it!"
Hua Tuo: "Hmm!"
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