Chapter 769: 200: It’s her_4 Chapter 769: 200: It’s her_4 Wang Zhoushi shakes his head helplessly, dealing with a person of such an age who still acts like a child every day.
For three consecutive days, Ni Yang spends the afternoon with old Mr. Wang.
Wang Zeqi seldom stays at ho, and the old couple, Mr. Wang and Wang Zhoushi, find their ho life quite dull. But with the arrival of Ni Yang, smiles have returned to the faces of the elderly couple.
Despite Ni Yang’s sound dical skills from her previous life, in her current life, she discovers lots of new information when she revisits her studies.
Ni Yang is flipping through a dical book when she looks up at Mr. Wang and asks, “Master, is there any way to cure ntal illnesses?”
Old Mr. Wang puts down his wine glass and replies, “There is one thod, in fact. It was developed by our ancestral master, Bian Que.”
“Really?” Ni Yang shows interest and puts down her dical book.
Old Mr. Wang continues, “But this thod is very dangerous. As the ancients said, improper use by a doctor could be life-threatening!”
“Is it that serious?” Ni Yang frowns slightly, “Then Master, do you know how to do it?”
“Of course I do. I’m your master, how could I not know?” Old Mr. Wang strokes his beard before continuing, “This thod is called the Ghost Gate Thirteen Needles. According to the ‘Ergency Thousand Gold Essential Recipes, Volu 14, Chapter 5 on Wind Epilepsy,’ it is ntioned, ‘Bian Que said: the needle has thirteen holes to treat the illnesses caused by a hundred evils. When administering the needles, start with the Ghost Palace, then the ghost letter, the ghost rampart, and the ghost heart. It is not necessary to conduct all thirteen needles, just five or six points could be enlightening.’
The Ghost Gate Thirteen Needles is a distinctive therapeutic thod from the profound knowledge of acupuncture, and is the most miraculous aspect of Chinese acupuncture.
In ancient tis, it was a secret technique not taught outside the family of mystical dicine practitioners.
It specifically treats various ntal disorders, which in modern dical terms include depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, schizophrenia, and other ntal illnesses. This thod gathers the essence of various acupuncture thods, utilises different acupuncture points’ chanism, and obtains unique curative effects upon reaching the disease. It holds an important place in the history of world dicine.
To this day, dical researchers take the “Ghost Gate Thirteen Needles,” as one of the important research topics.
Old Mr. Wang casually picks up a dical book and hands it to Ni Yang, “You take this book and have a look.”
Ni Yang takes the dical book.
The book is “Chinese dicine: Acupuncture,” which contains detailed information about the “Ghost Gate Thirteen Needles.”
As the na suggests, the Ghost Gate Thirteen Needles consist of thirteen needles, which are administrated over the course of thirteen days. Also, the requirents for the practitioner are very high. Any slight negligence may result in a backlash.
Ni Yang asks, “Master, have you ever applied the Ghost Gate Thirteen Needles?”
“No,” Old Mr. Wang continues, “The Ghost Gate Thirteen Needles was a forbidden needle in ancient tis. It involves karma. People without considerable rit and virtue cannot use it lightly, else it could result in a reduced lifespan and a discontinuation of their offspring!”
Usually, doctors would not use this kind of forbidden needle carelessly.
Without saying any more words, Old Mr. Wang adds, “The Ghost Gate Thirteen Needles are highly unorthodox. I’ve been practicing dicine for many years, and I haven’t seen any of my colleagues daring to use it. Not even your senior brother dare to touch it. Ni Yang, don’t you act recklessly! It is not easy for to co across a talented disciple like you!”
Ni Yang slightly nods, “I understand, Master. Can I take this book ho to study it further?”
“You may.”
Upon returning ho, Ni Yang begins to focus on studying the Ghost Gate Thirteen Needles.
She wants to cure Zheng Suyu; she is determined to cure Zheng Suyu. Her sixth sense tells her that Zheng Suyu must know sothing.
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Cafe.
Zheng Xianjing sits at a window seat, her gaze constantly shifting outside, as if waiting for soone.
After a while, a tall man with bronze skin walks in and asks, “Hello, are you Miss Zheng?”
Zheng Xianjing is startled, “Who are you?”
She planned to et with a classmate. She doesn’t recognize the man standing in front of her.
At this point, Zheng Xianjing realizes that the usually crowded cafe is only occupied by herself and this man today.
The atmosphere is eerily quiet.
Who is this man?
What does he want to do?
“My na is Wang Zeqi, and I am Master Du’s assistant,” the man says, while placing a photo on the coffee table, “Miss Zheng, is this you?”
Master Du?
The Master Du from the world-famous Bund in Shanghai?
Seemingly except for this Master Du, no one else would dare to call themselves as Master Du.
No wonder he was able to book the entire cafe.
Zheng Xianjing is thrilled, her heart pounding with excitent.
Why would Master Du pay attention to her? And why did he get a photograph of her?
Could it be, he took a liking to her?
Zheng Xianjing keeps her rising thrill in check and nods, “Yes, this is .”
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