As for the "Essential Prescriptions of the Golden Chamber," it appeared even later.
It wasn't until the Song Dynasty that a few people accidentally discovered fragments of the "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases." They compiled the section on miscellaneous diseases into a book and renamed it "Essential Prescriptions of the Golden Chamber."
In other words, the "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases" was actually lost due to the wars at the end of the Han Dynasty.
Later, by chance, the section on typhoid fever in this book was compiled into the "Treatise on Typhoid Fever" that has been passed down to us today.
Later, the section on miscellaneous diseases was compiled into the "Essential Prescriptions of the Golden Age".
However, these two books together do not constitute the "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases" because they are missing a considerable amount of content.
So is what's appearing before him now the original work? Just like the acupuncture manual before.
With excitement, Li Chu quickly glanced through the stack of documents and confirmed that this was indeed the original work.
Because there is a lot of information in this book, and several of the prescriptions recorded here are ones he has never seen before.
He wasn't bragging, but there are very few prescriptions in the world that he hasn't seen, unless they are unique ones used only in one's own family.
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Overwhelmed with emotion, he had already left the warehouse.
Li Chu lay on the bed, opened his eyes, took a few deep breaths, and slowly calmed his violently beating heart.
Looks like I'll have to go to the flea market again tomorrow to buy a bunch of old, worn-out book pages.
Otherwise, I would have no way of explaining where this book came from.
Put this aside for now. Going to the flea market is easy. It's just for show anyway, and you don't have to worry about buying genuine or fake goods.
He took a deep breath and went back into the warehouse.
When I saw that box of documents again, my heart, which had calmed down, couldn't help but flutter.
It's impossible to compare his current medical skills with those of the legendary physician from thousands of years ago.
Traditional Chinese medicine has evolved over thousands of years and has been studied by countless generations.
The traditional Chinese medicine they are learning now is certainly much more comprehensive than it was thousands of years ago, and their knowledge is also much broader than before.
However, the prescriptions they now give to patients are still those passed down from thousands of years ago.
Even though many prescriptions have been adjusted, it's only a matter of adjusting the dosage or changing some similar herbs. Overall, they still haven't broken free from the old patterns.
Just like the two or three hundred prescriptions recorded in the "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases", apart from those that have been lost, the rest are still in use today.
So, who dares to say they're better than the ancients now? Li Chu, for one, felt he didn't have that kind of face.
He put the box aside for a moment, then turned his gaze to the two books that had been next to the box.
Upon picking them up, he found that they were exactly what he had been thinking. Both books were about inheriting one of his skills, just like the one he had used on Wenxuan before.
Perfect timing! One copy will be used for Wenhui, and the other for Yueyue.
However, he then thought of Duan Jianing, the student he was teaching.
Another male student arrived two days ago to register.
However, after observing him for the past two days, it's clear that while Liu Ziqiang is indeed very smart, his enthusiasm for learning is worlds apart from Duan Jianing's.
Duan Jianing is both talented and very hardworking. The dormitory manager at the medical school told him that this girl hadn't slept before midnight every night, and in just one month, she had already filled several notebooks with notes.
This made Li Chu want to nurture her properly and see how far she could go in the future.
However, should we give her a skill inheritance book now? Forget it, let's prioritize our own people first. After all, we haven't known Duan Jianing for very long, and who knows what kind of person she really is.
After carefully putting away the two books of inherited skills, he continued to look at the pile of boxes that were clearly filled with medicine.
Yes, I wasn't wrong. These boxes still contain those very precious medicinal plants and animals.
After he had sorted and organized all the medicinal herbs and was leaving the warehouse, he noticed the slivers of light filtering through the gaps in the curtains.
I glanced at the clock on the bedside table; it was already five o'clock.
He hadn't slept all night, but he didn't feel sleepy at all; instead, he felt restless and eager.
Looking at his wife, still sleeping soundly in his arms, he thought, "Forget it. If I mess with her again, she probably won't be able to go to work today, and she might not even be able to get out of bed this morning."
Suppressing his lustful thoughts, he struggled for a long time before carefully standing down on the floor.
I glanced down and thought, "Never mind, I'll just take a cold shower."
How can someone who's fifty years old still have such an impulse so early in the morning?
With some doubts still lingering in my mind, I took a cold shower, which finally extinguished the anger in my heart.
When he walked into the courtyard, Wenhui followed him out of the east wing.
"Dad, should I go and call my brother and sister-in-law over to exercise together?"
Seeing the mischievous grin on Wen Hui's face, Li Chu said with a smile, "If you're not afraid of being annoyed to death by Yueyue, then go ahead and call her."
"Hmph~ Sister Hui, I heard everything! You're trying to do something naughty again!"
As soon as Li Chu finished speaking, Wang Yueyue's voice came from the connecting corridor.
The father and daughter looked at Li Wenxuan and Wang Yueyue, who were walking from the front yard, with surprise.
As Yueyue walked, she wrinkled her nose at Wenhui.
"You two can still get up?" Wenhui realized something was wrong as soon as she said it; her father was still right beside her.
What could Li Chu do? He was helpless too. He could only pretend not to understand. As a father, he couldn't possibly go along with his daughter to tease his son and daughter-in-law. No matter how unreliable he was, he couldn't do such a thing.
Wenhui's face was as red as a ripe tomato.
These words left Wenxuan and Yueyue speechless. If their father weren't here, things would be better, but now...
"Alright, stand still, let's begin. First, we'll do the Five Animal Frolics to warm up, and then we'll practice our boxing."
The routine is the same every morning, and I usually don't even bother to repeat it. But today, I had no choice but to break this awkward silence.
After finishing their workout, the four of them separated to go back to their respective rooms to shower.
"Dad, how about Xuan and I go out and buy some braised pork for us later?"
Since Wang Yueyue has always called Li Chu and Ding Qiunan "Dad Chu" and "Mom Qiunan," they didn't go through the traditional "changing of address" ceremony at their wedding yesterday.
Today, that clear "Dad" stirred a strange feeling in Li Chu's heart.
"Okay, remember to take the three dogs with you when you go out. They know which one is going out today."
"Okay, Dad!"
Everything happened so naturally, as if something had changed, yet as if nothing had changed at all.
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